Here is what you need to know; the bowl (below the toilet seat) is big enough to hold an extra few gallons from the tank.

What I did do was see to it that I cleaned the apartment carpet with 3 gallons of amonia.

Fwiw, a 50-gallon electric heater (ao smith or bradford white) costs ~$200 -ish at the supply house in Phoenix, so he's charging you retail.

Some pertinent facts:- the water company charges a minimum $58.50 per unit for meter - 2000 gallons water + $7/additional 1000 gallons.

Last carpet lasted 14 years and 6 tenants.The paint....I had six gallons of mix and match stuff in the basement of my new house.

Within 10 minutes I had 20 gallons , I got back to the house and started opening cans , 2 were no good , the rest went into 5 gallon buckets , I mixed and counter mixed for about 20 minutes and when I was done I had 18 gallons of an off white satin .

I checked for water leaks and I had the city check for a meter leak and I couldn't find any culprit.In January and February when we had full occupancy the 4plex used 17,000 Gallons each month however for June the building used nearly 35,000 Gallons.

There is a chart that you can use to determine how many inches equals the number gallons is in a tank .You charge the tenants up front for the oil in the tank when they sign the lease , when they leave , you measure the tank and reimburse them for oil in the tank , as long as there are no other issues with the security deposit .

One major factor about septic tanks is the capacity or number of gallons that is related to how many restrooms, house square footage, or whatever and there is a chance your tank if too small.

What happens when they slop it on the trim or worse yet kick the gallon over on the carpet.