Keep Your Septic Tank Running Smoothly with Liquid Rhyno

1. Keep Your Septic Tank Running Smoothly with Liquid Rhyno Routine maintenance is important for any septic system, just like with other parts of your home. It can extend the lifespan of your septic system and save you from costly repairs or even replacements in the future. That being said, it's important to note that all systems have an expiration date, so you may need a new one at some point. But before then, you can use a septic-safe drain opener liquid to increase the operational longevity of your septic system and keep it running in peak condition. Furthermore, here are some other tips to ensure that your septic tank remains well-maintained. Keep your septic tank pumped Proper maintenance can go a long way in septic tank treatment. Skipping regular upkeep can cause deterioration and problems with the drain field, leading to costly repairs and replacements. Schedule pumping at least every three to five years. Regular pumping eliminates solids that could overload the tank and prevents sludge from reaching the drain field system. Pumping also gives you the opportunity to inspect and test your septic system, especially if it’s a gravity-feed type, which requires inspection every three years. Regular inspection helps identify problems early on so you can fix them before they become expensive and stressful to deal with. Don’t pour harmful chemicals down the drain or toilet The septic tank has a unique ecosystem of microbes and bacteria to break down solid waste. Without them, the waste could leach into the drain field and problems could ensue. This is why you should avoid pouring harmful chemicals that could kill them, such as harsh drain cleaners. If you need to unclog your drain or toilet, use a septic-safe drain opener liquid. Moreover, don’t dump grease or cooking oil in toilets and sinks because they can clog the inlet pipes at the upper tank. Oils can also go into transport pipes to solidify and excessively accumulate to block the drain field. While we’re on the topic of not putting anything harmful down the drain, avoid flushing any items that can cause clogging and other issues. Only toilet paper should go into the toilet—never baby wipes, pieces of cloth, or paper towels. Clear out the general area Avoid planting trees near the septic tank. And if you notice one growing, have it removed and transferred someplace far from where it can grow without causing issues. Tree roots can cause premature failure to a septic system because they can damage and penetrate the walls and cause untreated wastewater to leak into the soil.

2. Avoid additives Some products for septic tank treatment claim to have organic-based and chemical additives that can remove sludge and scum without the need for pumping. There are additives that claim to rejuvenate bacteria in your septic system, too. But experts say these formulations often cause more harm than good. As such, they are best avoided. Use Liquid Rhyno Septic systems may be highly resilient and built to withstand abuse, but that doesn’t mean you should skip proper care and maintenance. Keep it running smoothly with Liquid Rhyno products. Try its septic-safe drain opener liquid when you need to destroy tough clogs caused by hair, greasy food, soap scum, and organic matter in your showers, tubs, and sinks. We also recommend monthly maintenance with Liquid Rhyno Septic Tank Treatment Powder. It eats at soap scum, food, organic matter, paper, grease, and hair that clogs your sink, shower, toilet, tub, or garbage disposal.