Atteberry Portable Toilets & Septic LLC

03/28/2025

SepticSmart Week Tip 3:

Keep it clean!

Your septic system plays a crucial role in protecting the environment and keeping your home safe. However, contamination can occur if your septic system leaks due to improper maintenance. Here's how to make sure your water stays clean and safe:

🔍 Test Your Drinking Water Regularly: If your home uses well water, it's important to test it regularly to ensure it's free from contamination. This is especially vital if you live near a septic system.

🛠️ Proper Maintenance is Key: Routine septic system maintenance, including pumping and inspections, helps prevent leaks that could contaminate groundwater and drinking water supplies.

💡 Act Fast on Warning Signs: If you notice foul odors, slow drains, or soggy spots in your yard, it could be a sign your septic system needs attention. Addressing issues early can prevent larger problems down the road.

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928-242-2802

03/26/2025

SepticSmart Week Tip 2:

Don't Strain Your Drain! 🚿 💧

Did you know your septic system is designed to handle only a certain amount of water each day?Using too much water at once can overload the system, leading to backups and costly repairs. Here's how you can help by using water efficiently:

💧 Stagger Water Use: Avoid running water-heavy appliances like the washing machine, dishwasher, and shower all at the same time. Spacing out your water usage gives your septic system time to properly process the water.

🛠️ Use Energy-Efficient Appliances: Consider upgrading to energy-efficient, water-saving appliances. They reduce the amount of water flowing into your septic system, extending its lifespan and lowering your utility bills.

🚿 Be Water-Wise: Simple habits like shorter showers, turning off the tap while brushing your teeth, and fixing leaky faucets can make a big difference in reducing your daily water usage.

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928-242-2802

03/24/2025

SepticSmart Week Tip 1:

Think at the Sink!

Did you know that what goes down your kitchen sink can have a big impact on your septic system and the environment? Here are some helpful tips on what not to put down your sink and how to properly dispose of food waste and used cooking oil:

❌ Avoid Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG): These can solidify in your pipes, causing clogs and expensive septic issues. Instead, let oils cool and solidify, then scrape them into a container and throw them in the trash.

🍴 Proper Food Waste Disposal: Use a compost bin for vegetable peels, fruit scraps, and other organic matter instead of rinsing them down the drain.
Composting not only keeps your pipes clear but also enriches your garden soil!

🧼 Moderate Cleaning Supply Use: Overusing harsh chemical cleaners can disrupt the bacteria that keep your septic system running smoothly. Stick to natural or septic-safe products in moderation.

By following these simple steps, you'll not only keep your septic system in tip-top shape but also do your part to protect the environment! 🌎

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928-242-2802

09/25/2024