jaygeebee
Sep 9, 2016, 08:23 AM
Joe, from Septic Savior (he didn't identify his company to start, I had to ask), called me Tuesday. I'd been getting the same number calling repeatedly (local area code as mentioned above) and disregarded, and Tuesday finally picked up to tell them to remove my name from the list.
However, Joe was rolling along and instead of just hanging up on him immediately, I listened to the whole deal. I certainly agree, he used the "fear factor" as he implied without this product to break down synthetic oils in toilet papers and detergents and antibacterial soaps (don't use)etc. my septic system would fail.
After many many attempts to interrupt Joe, I finally got him to listen to ME, and to eventually agree to call me back next week after I "discussed it with my husband". I see that he just called me again, and I researched online, found your help desk, (thank you so much), and decided to ignore his further calls. I will also be a bit more diligent about carefully disposing of bacon grease (I eat uncured, no added nitrate/nitrites bacon and actually use most of it to cook veggies/chicken/eggs in for health reasons) and other fatty liquids so less get in my septic tank/field.
Would love to know more about natural ways to boost my septic's ability to "digest fats". What is the purpose of adding "yeast tablets" to my system?
I have a regular old drainfield type system, not a "mound system" as will be required when I sell my Minnesota home someday.
However, Joe was rolling along and instead of just hanging up on him immediately, I listened to the whole deal. I certainly agree, he used the "fear factor" as he implied without this product to break down synthetic oils in toilet papers and detergents and antibacterial soaps (don't use)etc. my septic system would fail.
After many many attempts to interrupt Joe, I finally got him to listen to ME, and to eventually agree to call me back next week after I "discussed it with my husband". I see that he just called me again, and I researched online, found your help desk, (thank you so much), and decided to ignore his further calls. I will also be a bit more diligent about carefully disposing of bacon grease (I eat uncured, no added nitrate/nitrites bacon and actually use most of it to cook veggies/chicken/eggs in for health reasons) and other fatty liquids so less get in my septic tank/field.
Would love to know more about natural ways to boost my septic's ability to "digest fats". What is the purpose of adding "yeast tablets" to my system?
I have a regular old drainfield type system, not a "mound system" as will be required when I sell my Minnesota home someday.