Review on 🌱 Roebic K-570-Q: Bio Leach and Drain Field Treatment Concentrate with Eco-Friendly Bacteria Enzymes, 32 oz by Liz Hamilton

Bought a house 8 months ago. It turned out to be a septic problem (field washout). Here's the thing for those reading this. I'm not an expert and have never claimed to be one, but I understand how a septic system works. You can install a brand new system and if it gets overused it may fail after a few months. , toilet bowl, etc. The first thing to do is to completely abandon the use of water. Spread it out and make a bunch of clothes a day instead of piling it up and doing multiple things a day. Install flow restrictors on your showerheads or limit your shower to 5 minutes if possible. Bathtubs don't fill the tub that much. The system needs time to discharge in the field. When she is overloaded with work and cannot discharge herself in the field, she has only one place left. It's in your garden. Even on rainy days, you need to limit it even more. After doing all this, my garden stayed dry. Also, never flush away toilet paper or tissues, use a trash can in the bathroom. This simply increases the volume of the system even if it should fall apart. I have actually used this treatment, how much it actually worked I don't know as what really matters is the water restriction and the interval between uses.