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SEPTIC SEEP
was
invented in 1953 by soil and wastewater experts in the
labs of Chevron-ORTHO. |
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SEPTIC SEEP is
designed to interact with the soil in your drain field and
cure hardpan conditions. |
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SEPTIC SEEP works in ways
that biological products can't to restore drainage to
septic drain fields
even in clay soil. |
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In
a survey of SEPTIC SEEP customers over
80% have reported that Septic Seep helped or solved their
septic drain field problem. |
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The
main ingredient of SEPTIC SEEP is a chemical,
calcium polysulfide, it is not a bacteria or enzyme
product. |
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When
you've been told it's time to replace your drain field TRY
SEPTIC SEEP first. It may save you thousands of dollars. |
Typical drain
field design
| 90% of all septic system failures
are due to failure of the soil in the drain field.
Drain field replacement can cost thousands of
dollars! | |
| The #1 cause of
septic system failure occurs in the drain field. | |
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| The septic system in the average home, with
two baths and three occupants will process over
340,000 litres of wastewater annually.
All of this wastewater passes through the
septic tank, and into the drain field, where
bacteria in the soil purifies the waste. |
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PROBLEM 1
Sodium
in ordinary detergents, soaps, household cleaners,
and water softeners causes
clay particles
in the soils to chemically bond.
PROBLEM 2
Grease and organic matter form a tar-like
layer called the biomat. When the biomat grows too
thick a waterproof barrier develops and absorption
stops.
When soil absorption stops, soils flood.
Standing water may be seen on the surface of the
drain field. Water may back up into the tank and
even into household plumbing. This is often the
first sign of soil failure in your septic system. |
SEPTIC SEEP
can solve both of these
problems!
Before you spend a lot of money replacing
an expensive drain field, try Septic Seep. |
Septic Seep is easy to apply to your septic
system.
For normal working septic systems:
Use 2 litres every 6 months applied through the
toilet, sink drain or convenient drain near the
septic tank.
For sluggish septic
systems: Use 4 litres for the first treatment,
then use 500 ml per week for the next 4 weeks,
then use 250 ml per week.
Cesspools and
seepage pits:
Use 2 litres for the first treatment, then 250
ml every 2 weeks per pit.
Restoring Failed Drain Fields:
In actual field experience, failed drain fields
have been restored by applying Septic Seep in
greater quantities. Good results have been
obtained by applying 16 litres directly to the
drain field soil as a shock treatment. | |
Septic Seep Is the Choice of
Professionals
| Our
company has
been using Septic Seep for more than twenty years. We use
it as a maintenance product as well as a treatment for
failing drain fields. Many of our service calls come from
home owners who are having problems with their septic
systems backing up. Some of the time, pumping the septic
tank solves the problem; however, if we have a drain field
that is not accepting water, we always recommend treating
it with Septic Seep prior to pursuing a drain field
replacement. Although Septic Seep works best as a
preventative maintenance item, we have been very
successful in rejuvenating failed drain fields. The normal
Septic Seep treatment we recommend is to add
16 litres of Septic Seep directly into
the drain field line whether it be through a clean-out,
distribution box, or directly through the outlet septic
el. I have seen many failed drain fields open up and begin
percolating again after this treatment. It doesn't always
work, but it's worth a try if it might save our customers
several thousand dollars.
Peter Dew, General Manager
Peninsula Septic
Tank Service
Carmel Valley, CA
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| "Read
what users of Septic Seep have to say" |
I love Septic Seep, it saved us a lot of money,
we were looking at having to replace our drainfield. After
Septic Seep, we are having no problems.
Michele
B.
Lake Worth, FL | |
| ...please send whatever way you can, we used this
before and it solved alllllllllllllllll my problems!
please hurry!
thank you,
Karen G.
Delta Junction, Alaska | |
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I 1st found Septic Seep when I was looking for
clues as to why my system was not "draining." Called
several local contractors and they all said it needed
replacing...
I decided to try Septic Seep using
several gal. to see if it was a soil prob.... IT
WORKED!!! That was about 3 yrs ago... I have used it
twice a year as directed ever since...Not a problem
since... in fact, in just a few months, it will be time
for another treatment...
Gary W
Santa Fe, TX | |
My septic tank backed up into the house. I called
a septic service company and had the tank pumped out. They
also checked the drain field and said nothing could be
done except to dig and see what the problem was with the
drain field and immediate cost would be very high. I put
everything on hold and searched the web for advice. First
I used a very expensive powder with no result. Then I used
Septic Seep, as per instruction and within a day the
system was working. It's been a month, although at first
we were being careful not to over load the system we are
now back to normal. Use my name if you wish as I recommend
this product to my friends and neighbors.
Ruben G
Kelseyville CA | |
I just wanted to say that I thought Septic Seep
had about a 1/1,000,000 chance of fixing my septic problem
and was some sort of scam, but thankfully I took the risk
and I can't believe it, but it worked like a charm! I
bought my house in Oct. 2003 only to find out that it had
a MAJOR septic problem. Whenever it even rained a little,
surface water would backflow into my tank and fill it to
the top. I spent many dollars in 6 months pumping my
septic and using a portable toilet to get by. Then, before
having a holding tank installed I tried Septic Seep as a
last resort. I put 8 Litres into the D box and vent pipe
and. Now my system works excellent, even after 3-4 inches
of rain.
Matt G.
Neenah, WI. | |
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