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Learn important Facts including
How does a septic system works
What causes
septic system
problems
The truth and exposure of the “smoke and mirrors” solutions
What local contractor doesn’t know or doesn’t want you to know
Septic
Tank Treatment Facts
What local contractor doesn’t know or doesn’t want you to know
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Nobody plans for the expense of having a septic system fail. Whether your system is new or failing this
Manual is a must read for any homeowner.
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It isn’t a matter of IF your septic system WILL
Fail, but WHEN will your septic system Fail.
Learn the Facts about maintenance without the Myths.
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Aero-Stream® earns Handyman Club of America® Member Tested Seal of Approval!
These are the results of an independent unbiased testing program administered by The Handyman Club of America®
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The
Aero-Stream® has greatly helped the purification process, resulting in a
noticeable improvement to my septic system.” Best Feature(s):” Quality
Construction.” Suggested improvement (s): “Cannot really think of any and I am
an Engineer by training..
MELVIN FAHNESTOCK, ATHENS, PA
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The Aero-Stream® system was easy to install. The level of my
system now stays constant even during heavy rain period. I can say that the
Aero-Stream® septic system maintenance system would seem to have rectified my
septic problems. I can honestly recommend this system. If you are having a
problem with your septic system give this product a try. It comes with a
six-month money back guarantee, so you have nothing to loose. DONALD
SNYDER, EFFORT, PA
I recommend the septic system cleaner – maintenance system” Best feature (s): “Ease of Installation”
What differences did you notice after installing the system? “No field line seepage or odor from tank.
GARY BOUNDS, CROCKETT, TX
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The Septic System Owners Manual |
Your
Septic System is the most expensive system on your property and the most misunderstood. It is the mission of Aero-stream® ,LLC to educate homeowners about their septic system and provide
sound advice and proven equipment that can significantly extend the life of their septic system.
Responding to the demand for accurate
up to date information we offer The Septic System Owners
Manual.
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The Septic System Owners Manual Chapter Review
Below is a random sample from text taken from our Septic System Owners
Manual. Again, the text is only a small sample of the complete chapter.
(Chapter 8) How to Extend Septic System Life
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Everything mechanical created by man has a general purpose and use. If the devise is misused or used for a task not
designed for it will most likely fail. The same is true of your septic system. Even the best-designed septic system will
fail if not properly used and maintained. The old saying "garbage in = garbage out" applies almost everywhere, including
your
septic system.
Keep in mind that your septic system is comprised of a delicate balance of living microorganisms
and bacteria. If bad things are put down the drain, bad things will be released into the environment through the water
coming out of your distribution component. In conjunction with utilizing our remediation equipment, several other actions
and equipment can be added to reduce the frequency of remediation and the possibility of not being able to bio-chemically
remediate the system. These include and are not limited to:
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Repair leaking fixtures: A leaking faucet or flapper valve in the toilet can flood your septic system with hundreds or even
thousands of gallons of water per day. The typical system is only designed for 75 gallons of water use per day per person!
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Do not use flush-activated toilet bowl tablets or
treatments. These products contain high amounts of chlorine bleach that kills the bacteria in the septic tank. When these products
are used in the toilet tank they damage the rubber flapper valve causing it to leak.
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Install lint traps or filters on clothes washing equipment: These are as simple as a wire mesh sleeve that slips over the end of the washing machine discharge hose to a
more elaborate cartridge filter. We all know that the dryer filter must be cleaned regularly. This filter fills quickly with lint with each load of laundry. A similar
process occurs in the washing machine. Small particles of the fabric are rubbed off of your cloths and float into the wash and rinse water. The fibers are then
flushed down the drain into the septic system. The cotton material is biodegradable. However, many of today's fabrics are synthetic and are not biodegradable.
Some examples are polyester, nylon, and rayon. If these materials flow into the distribution component there is absolutely no way for them to be removed other than
replacement of the absorption component!
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Install water conserving fixtures
e.g. shower heads, faucets, and toilets: These fixtures are available from most plumbing contractors and home building centers.
Unlike older fixtures that have excess water flow, they are designed to provide adequate water flow for their function. Keep in mind
that every gallon of water used in the house needs to be processed by your septic system. A low flush toilet can use 50% of the water
of an older toilet!
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Install an approved effluent filter
in the outlet pipe of the septic tank: as described on the Septic Tank page, the effluent filter can help to keep
solids out of the distribution component.
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Septic Tank Pumping: State and local codes may prescribe a pumping frequency. Do not pump more frequently than required by code. Most experts believe that systems should be pumped once
every 2 to 4 years. Frequent pumping disrupts the biological process. It may take 6-8 weeks for anaerobic bacteria population to establish itself inside in the septic tank
after pumping. It may only take 1-3 weeks for your tank to fill to the point where effluent is flowing into the distribution component. Therefore, for 3 to 7 weeks the
effluent flowing out of the tank may not be fully treated. The partially treated waste flows into the absorption component and can cause clogging.
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Aero-Stream® , LLC
P.O. Box 700
Merton, WI 53056
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Phone: (262) 538-4000 or
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FREE) 1-(877)-254-7093
Fax: (262) 538-4093
Email: info@aero-stream.com |
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