Bio*Green provides tips for maintaining your septic system

Jan. 11, 2011 - PRLog -- Homeowners typically aren't given a how to manual for taking care of their homes septic system. This leads to complications, problems and now with Florida's new septic law extensive fees, fines and possible imprisonment. Here's what you do.
First of all you need to have a monthly maintenance treatment. It was easy to disregard this in the past because until the system completely broke down you never actually knew what was going on under ground.
Bio Green's has a Munox solution you dump down your sink or toilet once per month and simply forget about it. This is made up of several trillion live bacteria that eat and digest all solid waste, food particles, grease, paper products and biodegradeables. All of which lead to slow  performance of your system and ultimately shut down and failure. Munox transforms all of this into water and then it is transferred into your drainfield for distribution.
Proper maintenance with this treatment is first and foremost and best of all recommended by the EPA.
Secondly, refrain from dumping grease into your drain directly. Grease once cooled turns into a solid and can instantly clogs pipes,septic systems and drainfields effortlessly. Regardless of how hard you try to keep it out you won't prevent all of the grease from getting into your system. Each time your dinner plates are cleaned as well as the pots and pans used for cooking, liquid grease escapes into your pipes and eventually causes buildup that leads to clogs. Consistent monthly treatments will prevent this as well.
Third, powder detergents have been a major contributor to septic and sewer failure since inception. Stay away from using powdered detergents completely whether it be in your laundry or dishwasher. The powders form clogs in your pipes, septic systems, and drainfields and could cause irrepairable damage. If you are currenty using powder detergents stop now and use the Munox shock treatment to restore your system.
Last but not least using a septic safe toilet paper will be a major help in keeping your system operating properly. Other papers are much more difficult to break down and most don't in time before your system is destroyed. Using a toilet paper that is safe for septics along with your monthly Munox treatments will keep your system running at peak performance.
Keep these tips in mind when you go shopping for home supplies and remember to use Munox once per month to extend the life of your septic system.
Go to www.biogreengenie.com to get started.

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