How to Shock a Well
Posted on November 20, 2016
If you’re using a private water supply from your own well, it is important that you are taking steps to thoroughly clean the water prior to consuming it. Shock chlorination - ‘shocking’ a well - is the preferred method of initially treating a well to make the water safe to… Read more »
World Toilet Day – Toilets Around the World
Posted on October 31, 2016
In recognition of World Toilet Day, which takes place on the 19th November, this month we’re looking at the varieties of toilets - or lack thereof - that you will find around the world. What is World Toilet Day? World Toilet Day is a global campaign to raise awareness for… Read more »
What is the Difference Between a Septic Tank and a Soakaway?
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Soakaways and septic tanks are both excellent methods of dealing with excess waste water. The two, however, have very different purposes, and are often used together to provide the best wastewater solution. The two systems can seem very similar to the general public, and differentiating between the two and choosing… Read more »
How Often Should Septic Tanks be Emptied?
Posted on September 30, 2016
Emptying a septic tank reduces the likelihood of spills that can impact on the environment and local wildlife, as well as reduce the risk of damage to your soakaway or filtering method. Septic tank emptying is also crucially important to remove any indigestible solids and sludge material that can cause… Read more »
Common Septic Tank and Soakaway Problems
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Septic tanks are a fantastic tool to manage and treat waste, and can usually be relied upon to effectively treat waste without the need for lots of maintenance. However, if you’re having troubles with your septic tank or soakaway unit, there are a few common problems that can occur that… Read more »