The Septic System Owner's Manual
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A "must" for all syptic system owners.
The basics of septic systems, from underground systems and failures to what the owner can do to promote and maintain a healthy system, is revealed in an excellent guide essential for any who reside on a septic system. Rural residents receive a primer on not only the basics; but how to conduct period inspections and what to do when things go wrong. History also figures into the fine coverage.
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Essential for Owners or Prospective Owners of Septic Systems
This book is an essential tool for owners of homes with septic systems, or for people who are considering buying or building a home with a septic system.It is written in non-technical language and includes a plethora of illustrations, some of them humorous. It provides enough information so that reader can deal effectively with professionals, should that become necessary. While it mainly focuses on the traditional septic tank, it also describes many alternatives which can be used in situations where the standard tank may not be applicable.There is also an intriguing history of sanitation. I was fascinated to learn that the re were flush toilets in the Indus Valley (now Pakistan) in 2500 BC!Also included is an extensive bibiolography, including web sites, and a list of suppliers of various secptic-related products.
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GREAT ADVICE & PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
I live just 40 Kms outside a city of 3.5 million people but the 20 acre properties means that a sewered system would be cost prohibitive. So we have a septic tank system.When you get one of these, there are few if any instructions so you learn by trial and messy error.This is a great book for those new owners and users of these systems. It is a simple list of what to do and what to avoid.I would highly recommend it to all septic system owners and users.
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Informative but dated