What Do You Mean My House Has a Septic Tank?
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Anthony (Tony) Wachinski, PhD, is the President and Founder of Wisewater Global LLC. He lives in Oyster Bay, NY together with his wife Linda and cats Westin and Mitzy. Dr. Wachinski is a recognized technical expert on the processes used to purify water and wastewater, with special expertise on the design and operation of septic tanks. See his bo
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What Do You Mean My House Has a Septic Tank? - PhD Tony Wachinski
Tony Wachinski, PhD
What Do You Mean My House Has A Septic Tank?
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ISBN (Paperback): 978-1-947355-29-3
ISBN (Ebook): 978-1-64345-059-9
Printed in the United States of America
Contents
Preface
Technical Stuff
What Makes a Septic Tank System Work: The Basics
Septic Tank Shopping
Cesspools, Leaching Pits, Seepage Pits, and Dry Wells
The Soil Absorption System Drain Field
Distribution Devices
Pumping and Maintenance
How to Find Your Septic Tank
A Stitch in Time: When to Clean Your Septic Tank
How to Measure Sludge and Scum
Rules for When to Pump
Care and Feeding
How to Care for Your Septic Tank or What Not to Put Down the Drain
A Word on Additives
Garbage Disposers and Water Softeners
The Septic Tank Cleaning Contractor
Guidelines if Repairs Are Needed
Additional Readings
Today, more than one out of every four homes, over twenty-six million residences, rely on some form of on-site treatment system to treat and dispose of household