we always love to see photos... even if it's about crap!!!
:laughing: The three rules of plumbing; pressure goes wherever you want, **** flows downhill and don't bite your fingernails when working.
we always love to see photos... even if it's about crap!!!
If you have the opportunity to install a grey water drain do it. Sink, bath, laundry and water softener water have no place in a septic system.
Not to hijack the thread, but here's a question for the group. Our house is about 30 years old, and we just started noticing that when it rains, you can see the water standing in places where our leach field has settled. Looks like perfectly parallel stripes of water. Is this a sign that our field may be reaching it's "saturation point" and that we may need to dig a new field at some point soon?
I hope not -- we don't have any more flat area back there to dig a new one... Should I be doing something now to help keep this from becoming a problem?
:laughing: The three rules of plumbing; pressure goes wherever you want, **** flows downhill and don't bite your fingernails when working.