Septic Garbage Disposal
GARBAGE DISPOSAL:
Care should be taken not to dispose of grease or fat in the disposal. Food scraps should be scraped into the garbage container and not flushed down the disposal.
NEVER flush paper towels, newspapers, wrapping paper, feminine articles, and rags into the system.
NEVER allow large, irregular, intermittent or constant volumes of clear water into the system as with a
leaking toilet or faucet.
Do not allow the water softener waste discharge line to be connected to the aerobic system.
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