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Residential :: Commercial
Serving Montgomery County, Texas and
surrounding areas

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How to Care for Your Aerobic System
~~ Useful "Do's and Don'ts" That You Need To Know

Don't Kill Your Bugs! Your Aerobic Wastewater Treatment Plant is a "living"
machine that houses a micro-organism bug colony that consumes organic
waste naturally and efficiently. These micro-organisms require oxygen and
the appropriate "food" (organic waste devoid of toxins) to survive.

You should practice the following "Do's and Don'ts" to effectively care for
your "living" wastewater treatment plant.

• Medicines: If anyone in your household takes strong medicines, for any
length of time; antibiotics, chemotherapy or other, the health of your "bug
colony" may be jeopardized. Please inform us first and we'll take necessary
counter measures, such as adding bacteria.

• Do not dispose of grease, fats and oils.

• Do not dispose of pesticides, herbicides or other toxins.

• Use the garbage disposal sparingly. Food waste, grease, etc. should be
disposed of in the solid waste bin. Food waste represents additional loading  
the Aerobic Treatment Unit would have to digest, increasing pump out
intervals.

• Do not dispose of paints, household chemicals, auto fluids, or discard floor
mop water into the system.

• Do not dispose of non-biodegradable items such as cigarette butts,
disposable diapers, condoms, feminine hygiene products, hair, coffee
grounds, paper towels, bandages, etc.. This will cause pump failure.

• Spread wash loads out over the week. Your aerobic system needs four
hours to recover from one wash load. Never use detergents with "built-in"
bleach.

• Do not dispose of citrus products: oranges, lemons, grapefruit, etc..

• Do not use drain cleaners or additives for septic systems like "Rid-X" or
similar products.
These are made for Septic Systems, not Aerobic Systems.

• Do not connect other water sources to the system.

• Water softener discharge kills the micro-organisms in your aerobic
treatment system and/or causes excessive water loading.

• Do not dispose of alcoholic beverages or home brewery waste.

• Do not dispose of strong disinfectants such as Pine-Sol, Chlorox, or Lysol.
Anti-bacterial soaps should be avoided.

• Never use Tidy Bowl or other automatic toilet bowl cleaners.

• Do use detergents that are low-suds, low in phosphates, and
biodegradable with washing soda ingredients. Fabric softener dryer sheets
are recommended.

• Use cleaning products that are non-chlorine, non-toxic, biodegradable, and
non-corrosive.

• Improper or excessive loading will result in costly and more frequent
pumping out of sludge from your aerobic wastewater treatment system.
Homeowner is responsible for chlorine maintenance.

• The use of
pool chlorine in aerobic systems is a violation of Federal Law.

• Pool chlorine will deteriorate the coating off of all the wires and possibly
cause corrosion in the control box.
Use Aerobic System Chlorine Tablets.

Click here to read how an onsite aerobic wastewater system works.

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Qualifications.
Class D Wastewater License

Installer II License

Licensed Site Evaluator

Member of Texas Onsite
Wastewater Association

Member of the National
Onsite Wastewater Recycling
Association (Nowra.org)


What is Wastewater
Treatment?
Water that is discharged
from homes and businesses
from sinks, toilets, washers,
showers, etc. It is treated
through a series of
separation and aeration
processes.