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For #SepticSmartWeek, let’s think at the sink…🤔 What really belongs down your drain? Flushing fats, grease, or chemicals? No way! That can clog your septic system and harm local waterways. To learn more, visit: epa.gov/septic/how-car… #ThinkAtTheSink

💦🔧 Is your home on a septic system? This #SepticSmartWeek, remember: maintenance matters! Pump on schedule, watch what you flush, and help protect the environment. #ProtectOurWater

Happy #SepticSmartWeek! Quick Tip 6: Don't Overload the Commode 🚽🧻 Your toilet is not a trash can. Flushing non-biodegradable items can clog your septic system and lead to failures.

As summer turns to fall, remember to fall in love with your septic system! Since this week is #SepticSmartWeek, we wanted to go ahead and share some tips to make sure that you are a good septic tank owner.

Protect it and inspect it! Keep the components of your septic system, like the tank and drainfield, accessible for inspections and maintenance. #SepticSmartWeek youtube.com/watch?v=4eyrh4…

Today is the last day of #SepticSmartWeek! Today’s tip: Keep the components of your septic system, like the tank and drainfield, accessible for inspections and maintenance. Know the location of your system to prevent accidental damage during landscaping or construction…

Need more information on protecting your septic system (which also means protecting your wallet, your health, and the environment)? Check out the EPA’s #SepticSmartWeek website! epa.gov/septic/septics…

Day 4 of #SepticSmart Week: 🚨 Catch problems early! Slow drains, gurgling pipes, or sewage odors = warning signs. Call a pro before it’s a mess. 👉 des.sc.gov/permits-regula… #SepticSmartWeek #SepticAlert #WastewaterWisdom

As we wrap up #SepticSmartWeek, remember to Pump Your Tank! 👆 To keep your system working in top condition, remember to schedule to pump out your septic tank at appropriate regular intervals. For additional information, visit loom.ly/xS2uhBI

Understanding your septic system can help you maintain it. #SepticSmartWeek Tip #6: Protect It and Inspect It! And Tip #7: Pump Your Tank! Know your system to understand how often your tank should be inspected & pumped. Find a professional online: deq-iis.ne.gov/zs/owt/main_bu…

As @HoCoGovExecl reminds us this #SepticSmartWeek of the harm oils, grease, harsh chemicals, & non-biodegradables can cause on one's septic system, @HoCoGov Bureau of Utilities reminds #HoCoMD on the County's public sewer system of the damage fats, oils, & grease (FOG) can have…

It’s #SepticSmartWeek! At Gilbert Lake State Park, B&L worked with @NYstateparks to evaluate and plan upgrades to the park’s sanitary collection and treatment systems. Our team assessed infrastructure, explored replacements, and developed a plan to reduce infiltration and inflow!

Happy #SepticSmartWeek! Quick Tip 5: Protect it and Inspect it 💧🔍 Keep the components of your septic system, like the tank and drainfield, accessible for inspections and maintenance. Regular inspections can catch potential issues early, saving you from costly repairs.

#SepticSmartWeek Tip: Keep the components of your septic system, like the tank and drainfield, accessible for inspections and maintenance. Regular inspections can catch potential issues early, saving you from costly repairs. epa.gov/septic

Our Septic Program helps keep systems safe and reliable through: ✔️ Design review of new and repaired systems ✔️ Septic installation inspections ✔️ Property records & complaint response Learn more: bit.ly/3DbzHna #SepticSmartWeek

This is #SepticSmartWeek! If you rely on a septic system, @ShelbyTNHealth encourages you to maintain your drainfield, where the soil filters and treats wastewater. Don't park or drive over it, plant trees or shrubs in it, & direct water runoff away from the drainfield.

As we wrap up #SepticSmartWeek, remember the importance of protecting and inspecting septic systems! Regular maintenance can save homeowners thousands of dollars and protect public health. Learn more at epa.gov/septic and find local resources at arapahoeco.gov/septic.

One in five households uses a septic system to treat their wastewater. Following these simple steps can help you save money and protect the environment! For more information, visit: yourcleanwater.org/septic-system-… #EPA #SepticSmartWeek

Water efficiency goes a long way when it comes to your septic system. Small leaks could mean big problems! #SepticSmartWeek #GetPumpedNH

Celebrate SepticSmart Week! Don’t Overload the Commode -Your toilet is not a trash can. Flushing non-biodegradable items can clog your septic system and lead to failures. Only flush human waste and toilet paper. #SepticSmartWeek youtube.com/watch?v=mcYAub…

Don’t let your septic system be the ‘butt’ 🚽 of any jokes. Follow the tips below! #SepticSmartWeek

#DidYouKnow that it is #SepticSmartWeek? A partner since 2017, @Infiltrator Water Technologies continues to provide septic systems and technical support to Habitat affiliates across the U.S. and Canada. Thank you for your eco-friendly donated products and expertise!

This #SepticSmartWeek, help #ProtectOurWaters: 1) Keep grease, grinds, & harsh chemicals out of drains. 2) Don't flush wipes, diapers, or menstruation products. 3) Inspect your system every 3 years; pump every 3-5. 4) Shield your septic field by not driving or planting on it.

Water efficiency goes a long way when it comes to your septic system. Small leaks could mean big problems! #SepticSmartWeek #GetPumpedNH

✨ It’s #SepticSmartWeek! ✨ We’re excited to highlight the completion of a vital wastewater infrastructure project: septic replacement for the Tohono O’odham Nation! 👏 With $289K in Clean Water Act funding, this collaborative effort between the EPA and the Indian Health…

Happy #SepticSmartWeek! This week, we will be highlighting #QuickTips to help keep your septic system working properly. Quick Tip 2: Don't Strain Your Drain Conserving water reduces the load on your septic system.

Your toilet is NOT a garbage disposal! 🚫 DO NOT FLUSH: • Wet wipes • Grease or oil • Chemicals or medications • Dental floss, cotton swabs, & more Keep your septic system running smoothly by being mindful of what goes down the drain. #SepticSmartWeek #SepticTips

Don’t Overload the Commode: A toilet is not a trash can! #SepticSmartWeek

If your home relies on a septic system, you might not realize it, but you have an important role—you're not just a homeowner; you're also a wastewater treatment operator! Be #SepticSmart! Learn about maintaining your septic system during #SepticSmartWeek at…

They may be “out of sight,” but failing septic systems put drinking water and our #GreatLakes at risk. Michigan’s Septic Replacement Loan Program offers low-interest loans to help homeowners repair or replace failing systems: tinyurl.com/2s8jznhd #SepticSmartWeek #SepticSmart

#OaklandCounty has over 80,000 onsite sewage disposal systems. Permits are required. bit.ly/4jKaHDJ #SepticSmartWeek

Happy #SepticSmartWeek! Quick Tip 1: Think at the Sink Everything that goes down your drain can affect your septic system. Avoid pouring fats, oils, and grease down the sink, as they can clog pipes and drain fields.

Don’t Strain Your Drain: Keep your septic safe! Don’t overload your system! #SepticSmartWeek

🚰💧 Got a septic system? Regular maintenance saves money💸, protects your health and the environment. Join EGLE’s free #SepticSmartWeek webinar Sept. 15 for maintenance tips and more. Register: tinyurl.com/mw4d96ar Learn more about #SepticSmartWeek: tinyurl.com/56awpk7s

Happy #SepticSmartWeek! Quick Tip 3: Keep It Clean 🧽 Regular septic system inspections and pumping are vital. The EPA recommends having your septic system inspected every three years by a licensed professional and pumped every three to five years.

💧 Septic systems serve over 1.3 million Michigan homes. Regular care keeps them working, protects our water, and saves money. Learn how to maintain yours during #SepticSmartWeek: tinyurl.com/2mvmjywm

This week is #SepticSmartWeek, and EPA is encouraging homeowners to care for and properly maintain their septic systems. A septic system treats and disposes of household wastewater, but without proper care, it can lead to more than just a stinky mess; expensive repairs,…

As of July 24, 2024, new OWTS requirements for home occupation uses were in effect, following amendments to the Malibu Municipal Code. 🌟🏠 #SepticSmartWeek #CityofMalibuUpdates #OWTS #environment #coastalliving #malibu

Just because something says its “flushable” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s safe for your septic system. Only toilet paper and human waste should be flushed down your toilet. Learn more at getpumpednh.com #SepticSmartWeek #GetPumpedNH

Shield Your Field: Your septic drainfield is a very important part of your overall system! #SepticSmartWeek