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Central Florida Septic Systems; Be A Sewer Hero

Recently there have been questions about how save are flushable wipes and bathroom products are for Orlando area septic tanks. There have been many studies done on the subject with the similar results. Remember if you have an issues with your septic system, contact Orlando Septic Services with any questions. Flushable wipes may say they are safe for septic systems, but they take considerably longer to break down than regular toilet paper. They also cause major backups and damage. Be mindful of what is going down the drains and toilets. Avoid chemicals, grease, paint, food, flushable wipes, feminine products, even certain toilet paper and household cleaners can disrupt the septic cycle. According to the City of Maitland Facebook, Be a Sewer Hero. Do not flush wipes of any kind in the toilet. Even “flushable” wipes and other commonly flushed items can cause significant damage to Maitland’s sanitary sewer system. Toilets [...]

October 17th, 2024|

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