Septic Tank Bacteria must change with the times.

     Septic Tank Bacteria has come a long way and one thing is for sure is that septic tank bacteria must change with the times. Most septic tank bacteria that is made in a plant started with a successful design of a product then bottled it and shipped it out to pumpers and drain cleaners and wholesale companies.  The product is working so why change a product that works?  This is where R&D generally stops.  It's working, why change becomes the norm.

     This Is not good. A septic tank bacteria formula does not change but the times do. Different anti septic's are being made and getting stronger and stronger every day. What septic tank bacteria formula that worked in the past may not work on "Killer Chemicals" like the very powerful anti septic's that are on the market . Simply put, What was designed 10 years ago and has not changed with the times, The same formula will not work as well today.

     R&D is must be ongoing even with a successful product. Would you go back to 25 year old technology? How would it feel to drive a 25 year old car on today's roads? It would handle different I am very sure then a brand new car. The same is true with Septic Tank Bacteria.


     We at SepticTankBacteria.com know septic tank bacteria and how to make it work. 25 year old septic tank bacteria formula is a old design that will have a very limited use.

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How to use Septic Tank Bacteria correctly

How to use septic tank bacteria correctly should not be very hard to understand. I know on every septic tank bacteria product we sell, there are detailed directions attached to them to make life a little easier in these hectic times.  I can  only talk from 30 plus years of experience when I say this and about the products on SepticTankBacteria.com.

     With our products in mind, Most are concentrated, "sleeping" bacteria that when reaches the septic waste, they "Wake Up", come alive and are very hungry and go to work eating your septic tank waste in your septic tank. Most doses are a in the range of 2 to 4 ounces a week as a maintenance  dose to keep a ok bacteria count in your septic tank. If you use bleaches and other cleaning products, this will kill off septic tank bacteria, so the less "Harmful" cleaning products that is used , the better.

     Your septic tank bacteria needs may change over the year and including water usage. If you can look down a inspection port on your septic tank safely, you can also judge how much septic tank bacteria to add. Remember that septic tank bacteria does not work over night but over time, and this will help keep your leach field or drain field working like it was designed to.

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