So my new house has a septic system...

Crash1976

:thumbs up:

BiggieSMLS

TSelanne wrote:

"Oh, enjoying the peacefullness of a quiet winter morn... and watching an ass in his bathroom empty his chemical toilet into our sewer." (something like that anyway, lol)

lols

fivestring

I watched half the movie last night (it took me an hour to find it in a box somewhere) and then I crashed. I will finish the movie to night.

On topic, I think I found my septic system, its the only place growing grass right now in the yard Mr. Green

jtusa181

atleast you can see graas....we are getting to much snow lol(srry ik it was off the topic but just had to say it)

fivestring

Ha ha, no snow here in the 'ol south. Its kinda cold though 38 degrees.

jtusa181

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..its snowing and 27* right now here Sad

Crash1976

cold here in texas today...30ish

TSelanne

Same thing with ours, dirt and grass end up covering it after a while. We put a reflector next to ours so after a few years when the company comes to clean it, they can find it.

Spitlebug

fivestring wrote:

Well my new house has a septic system which for me is just fine. I'm used to city sewer but its expensive and I'm glad to save the money.

So for those of you who live in the country (I know there are some here) any recommendations to make sure I have a healthy septic system??

Oh, and my new 3 acre parcel of land is neat, I'm going to have fun testing paintball stuff here.
-Nick

Septic system or septic field? Septic systems are nicer, but require pumping anually or semi-anually.

Septic fields are not as nice because the field can "bubble" up from underground and make a real mess of things. Plus, if you are a tampon user and you like to flush them down the toilet you'll be sorry.

fivestring

Well luckily for me I'm not a big tampon user so I should be safe. As I understand it, it is a system and not just a field.