Waste Water

fishtaco

fishtaco

Active Member
Originally Posted by deejeff442
http:///forum/post/3234529
i talked to the septic service guy one time .he said not to put it in the septic as it will kill the bacteria in there.but i have read about alot of people doing it and not having a problem.myself i have 5 tanks so i dump alot of waste water.but i also live on 5 acres so i put it in buckets and drive my little red trailer to the back and dump it.
I do the same thing, only my little cart is green. Having just dealt with a bad septic tank problem and the money involved I would not ever take the chance of dumping it in my septic tank.
Fishtaco
 
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yoshii

Guest
Originally Posted by OceanKid
http:///forum/post/3236204
maybe you neighbor got angry
uhm, does putting salt water on the lake can pollute the lake water?
Well, they didn't die all the way, they just started to die Lol
hmmm, I don't think it would, but I'm not an expert or anything
 
mrdc

mrdc

Active Member
Originally Posted by drsteve2001
http:///forum/post/3234519
the salt will kill plants i think

Yep, I found that out the hard way in my early days. It was easier to dump the water going out the front door (shorter distance from the tank) into my flower bed. Well that didn't work out! Now I drag the waste water bucket on a towel to the garage door and then carry it out and dump it onto the pine straw.
 
plumb4u2

plumb4u2

Member
Im a Master Plumber I install septic systems and I also install water softner systems that backwash with saltwater, saltwater is backwashed into the septic with no bad issues. These softner systems backwash much more water into the septic then your normal water changes would. So you can dump waste water down drain with no worries
 
oceankid

oceankid

Member
Originally Posted by plumb4u2
http:///forum/post/3236889
Im a Master Plumber I install septic systems and I also install water softner systems that backwash with saltwater, saltwater is backwashed into the septic with no bad issues. These softner systems backwash much more water into the septic then your normal water changes would. So you can dump waste water down drain with no worries

And you! you are the answer to the problem
 
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