On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:55:09PM -0800, Stuart MacMillan wrote:
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> Most of theses flushes are acids, and will break down in the soil
> rapidly, and in these quantities won't make your sewage treatment
> facility managers angry either.
>
> Don't put any of these chemicals in a septic system, they depend on
> natural bacterial decomposition to work properly, and you don't want to
> kill the little buggers! Avoid putting anything down the drain other
> than soap and natural waste products.
Yep.
So, what do you do when you're on septic and you want to put in
water and a sink to your shop? If it were up to me and there
wasn't a code, I'd just run the drain into a large hole filled with
gravel. What do you typically have to do to meet code?
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