Septic System Leach Lines
I'm adding copper sulphate to my septic lines …?
(This question is directed to HYDROACE. Do not accept direct e-mails, so I'm re-post my question.) I clean my water line of tree roots obstructing them. Using the Roebik FRK-12 (chemical foam) can be add this to the end of the sideline and hope that will filter upward to the nuisance, or should I add that the obstruction WAY UP and try to flush the tubing with sufficient water for this foam reaches the beginning of the infestation in the bud? And, how effective (if you will) my K77 adding the pellets to the tube to be cleaned my whole system of lateral line?
Hello Chasvanblom – My suggestion would be to add the FRK-12 to higher end of each line and follow with about 1 gallon of water for each 25 feet long side. The water will cause the root cause of death downstream as it begins to foam and fill the pipe, hang on any estate or other obstruction in the pipe. The unpleasant result of the murderer of foaming is that if you continue using the field, the foam above the level of water in the pipe will remain in force. I used a year ago, and have had no problems since then – but that depends on how aggressive attacking the roots of the line are. As for the K77, can not address their use and have not tried using it. Best I can do is tell them the copper sulfate is commonly used in ponds great landscape to control weed growth. I'm not familiar with its effectiveness in controlling invasive roots on the sidelines. Hope this helps! If you need to catch me again, you can go to the link below and blog post. It may take me a day or two to catch him, but I can get back to you.
Septic & Leach Lines 03 12 09
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines
Septic System Leach Lines