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Septic tanks are full of crap and other less pleasant substances

Logan M.
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After watching hours of YouTube videos on septic tanks I have determined that one of my tanks and the leech lines are full of biomat, a nasty substance made up of fat and grease.

I am considering adding to the drain field while having the current drain field cleaned.

I have heard of people using other remedies and wanted to see what others have done.


This tank has been pumped 3-4 times this year!

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    Quote from @Logan M.:

    After watching hours of YouTube videos on septic tanks I have determined that one of my tanks and the leech lines are full of biomat, a nasty substance made up of fat and grease.

    I am considering adding to the drain field while having the current drain field cleaned.

    I have heard of people using other remedies and wanted to see what others have done.


    This tank has been pumped 3-4 times this year!


     if you are pumping 3-4x a year then you have other issues. I would not do this yourself, I would hire a professional company to assess the situation and advise.

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