Clogged Septic Tank [upd] [OFFICIAL]
A persistent sulfur or sewage odor around the tank or inside the home is a sign that gases are escaping due to a blockage. 2. Common Causes of Septic Clogs
The Invisible Emergency: A Complete Guide to Managing a Clogged Septic Tank clogged septic tank
If you are comfortable doing so, open the septic tank lid. Check the "T-shaped" pipe where waste enters. Often, wipes or grease get stuck right at this entry point and can be cleared with a long pole. A persistent sulfur or sewage odor around the
Items labeled "flushable" wipes, feminine hygiene products, paper towels, and dental floss do not break down like toilet paper. They snag on pipe joints and create "fatbergs" that block the flow of waste into the tank. Excessive Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Check the "T-shaped" pipe where waste enters