Of all of the alerts you might get in a day, a warning blast from your septic tank is probably right at the bottom of the list. What does the septic tank alarm mean, and should you be worried?
Why Does a Septic Tank Alarm Sound?
The septic tank alarm simply means that there is an issue with the septic tank, and it is overwhelmed. That can happen for a number of reasons.
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A clogged drain or toilet is not a fun experience, and can quite literally be a mess. There are a few different things that you can do that will get rid of a clog, but you should follow a specific order. A clogged drain or toilet can occur from any number of things, and the best way to get rid of a clog is to never actually have a clog in the first place.
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You may not realize that you have a problem with your septic system until you need to have it worked on. There are many different things that can cause a lot of problems for your septic system. If you have problems with the system, the best thing to do is to have it pumped, but there are also some other things that you can do to prevent a few of the most common problems with a septic system.
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Just as you should care for your home's septic system by watching what you put down into it and pumping it out regularly, so too should you care for it by watching what you plant on top of its various components. This is very important, because if you place items that are too heavy or the wrong type of vegetation on top of a septic system's components, then you can severely damage their structures or their ability to correctly function.
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Because the septic system is largely unseen each day, it's not unnatural that it wouldn't be a topic that your family discusses regularly. Perhaps that's the reason that you could be doing some damaging things which could over time affect pipes, drains and the entire system. Take a look at these three common ways you could be making trouble.
1. You're Cleaning with Anti-Bacterials and Bleach
Cleaning the home is a regular task in many households.
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