Products
Riser
The riser is a cylindrical piece of heavy-duty plastic or cement that is placed over the tank opening; then a cover is placed on
the riser. This will bring the cover of the tank nearer to the
surface, which prevents having to dig any deeper than 6” when
servicing the septic tank. This is important for ease of access
in case of emergencies, especially in the winter months when the ground
freezes. A riser also saves the digging of a large hole every
time your septic system is serviced.
ccls®
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FOR SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS:
FOR DRAINS AND PIPES: FOR ODOR CONTROL: |
HOUSEHOLD USES FOR ccls® …
- A little dab of ccls® will remove grease stains.
- ccls® is a great pre-soak for badly soiled clothing.
- ccls® is safe and effective for disposals.
- ccls® will remove stains from rugs and carpet such as spilled beverages, coffee, food, etc.
- Rinse your hands with ccls® after chopping onions or garlic. It will also get rid of odors from fish, lobsters or any other food you handle.
- Pets: If your pet gets sprayed by a skunk, dilute ccls® with water and use as a bath solution.
ccls® is completely safe to store and use in the home, and it won’t harm animals or humans when used according to directions. For more information on ccls®, visit Cape Cod Biochemical’s website at www.septiconline.com.
Zable Filter
The Zable filter is inserted into the outlet tee to prevent small particles from reaching the leach field. It is suggested the Zable filter be cleaned annually.
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"The Washing Machine Filter is working great. It has significantly reduced the problems we were having with lint in our underground plumbing line.Thank you!"
Jim Myers
We all know that here are certain things that you should not put in a spetic system. Fluffy the Bear, toy soldiers, Legos, and certain feminine hygiene products. What I didn't know until I worked with Buddy at Pump Grump is that you also should have a filter on your washing machine, as it can be a major pollutant to a septic system.
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