is your hard water causing your problems?

Posted on: 3 October 2017

Waste, whether you like it or not, is a part of the human experience. You have to manage it to maintain a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. To get rid of waste, you have an option to use either a septic tank or a sewer. Many people, especially in rural areas, use a septic system to dispose of daily waste. There are a lot of good reasons for using septic tanks instead of relying on the sewer that may or may not be provided by local governments.
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Posted on: 3 September 2017

The septic system functions as the main drainage unit for your home's water supply. The septic system works by transporting the water and waste located in the pipes from the sinks, bathtubs, dishwashers and washing machine. Typically, the septic system function in the background requiring little or no maintenance. However, there are certain things you should do in order to ensure that your septic system remains in working order, preventing it from backing up or overflowing in the house.
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Posted on: 2 July 2017

Roll off dumpster containers can develop a foul odor in the summer months, especially if you are in the food business. Not only is this inconvenient, it can also affect the perception of your business or attract pests. The following are some mistakes to avoid if you want to prevent stinky dumpster problems: #1: Not bagging your trash All food garbage, sometimes referred to as wet garbage, must be bagged. Not only does this cut down on odors, it is often a requirement of your dumpster rental company.
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Posted on: 30 March 2017

Septic tanks are a good solution when your home isn't naturally connected to municipal sewing. But they do require a little more attention to make them a safe addition to your home. These tips will help you manage the ownership of a septic tank safely. Follow Guidelines for Installation Distance Septic tanks should not be installed directly next to your home, for health reasons. The drain field, especially, should be removed from the areas that your family normally inhabits.
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