Comments for AquaKlear http://aquaklear.com/blog Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:07:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Maintenance of Onsite Septic Systems by Marty http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=30&cpage=1#comment-409 Marty Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:24:08 +0000 http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=30#comment-409 I am not sure if you have a septic tank system or an aerobic treatment system. In either case, drain openers will effectively kill nearly all of the bacteria in the system which degrade the wastes in the sewage. In the case of an aerobic treatment system (one with a air compressor) the drain cleaner is much worse. The systems will recover after time (from a few days to a week or so). Rid-X is a total waste of money. All the bacteria needed for either type of system are found in the wastes in the untreated sewage that goes into the systems. I am not sure if you have a septic tank system or an aerobic treatment system. In either case, drain openers will effectively kill nearly all of the bacteria in the system which degrade the wastes in the sewage. In the case of an aerobic treatment system (one with a air compressor) the drain cleaner is much worse. The systems will recover after time (from a few days to a week or so). Rid-X is a total waste of money. All the bacteria needed for either type of system are found in the wastes in the untreated sewage that goes into the systems.

]]> Comment on Maintenance of Onsite Septic Systems by Mary Wilt http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=30&cpage=1#comment-407 Mary Wilt Wed, 02 Jun 2010 13:49:27 +0000 http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=30#comment-407 I am a home owner new to this type of septic system. I have already used drain openers, for some slow draining problems, with a sink and a floor drain backing up, to which the drain openers did no good at all. Did I hurt the system by using these drain openers, and with this system is it needed or a good idea or not, to do the Rid X monthly, as for other septic systems ? I would really appreciate answers to these questions. I am a home owner new to this type of septic system. I have already used drain openers, for some slow draining problems, with a sink and a floor drain backing up, to which the drain openers did no good at all. Did I hurt the system by using these drain openers, and with this system is it needed or a good idea or not, to do the Rid X monthly, as for other septic systems ? I would really appreciate answers to these questions.

]]> Comment on How to Maintain your Drainfield by Juanita Swindell http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=52&cpage=1#comment-398 Juanita Swindell Wed, 24 Mar 2010 04:47:49 +0000 http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=52#comment-398 I want to thank the contributor of this blog because of the following excellent work. Until now, I had only a vague idea about how the drainage system worked and I had not given a second’s thought to what was my role in maintaining the drainfield. I just presumed that as long as my drains and sinks were not clogged, all was well in the ‘underworld’. Now I know better and I can see that everything I do above ground has a tremendous impact on the life of the drainfield. As for hydraulic and biological overloading- most of us know that every system has its own capacity and yet we blatantly flush out hundreds of liters of water and effluents with complete disregard to the consequences. This article has been a real eye-opener for me! Having to choose between a smelly drainfield or forking out more than $6,000 is like having to choose between a rock and a hard place I want to thank the contributor of this blog because of the following excellent work. Until now, I had only a vague idea about how the drainage system worked and I had not given a second’s thought to what was my role in maintaining the drainfield. I just presumed that as long as my drains and sinks were not clogged, all was well in the ‘underworld’. Now I know better and I can see that everything I do above ground has a tremendous impact on the life of the drainfield.

As for hydraulic and biological overloading- most of us know that every system has its own capacity and yet we blatantly flush out hundreds of liters of water and effluents with complete disregard to the consequences. This article has been a real eye-opener for me! Having to choose between a smelly drainfield or forking out more than $6,000 is like having to choose between a rock and a hard place

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By the way. I am using an ATU and have saved myself thousands not to mention digging up my yard and having 2 drainfields. Adding bugs with the ATU is also helpful to eat the biomat.

]]> Comment on Careful With That Grease by Glenn Martin http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=50&cpage=1#comment-371 Glenn Martin Mon, 08 Feb 2010 03:46:24 +0000 http://aquaklear.com/blog/?p=50#comment-371 The Goslyn is a product that separates the grease from the dishwater in restaurants and commercial kitchen facilities. The Goslyn grease recovery device never needs grease trap pumping or servicing. (long term restaurant savings) Grease Sludge will not end up in a landfill site. (large environmental benefit) The Goslyn does not allow grease to enter the sewer or septic systems. (responsible grease management) The recovered grease is recycled along with the spent fryer oil to make biodiesel. (fossil fuels reduction) Here is the website in nutshell: Goslyn is an automatic grease recovery device that is more efficient and cost-effective alternative to a traditional grease trap. The unique separation system continuously and permanently removes fats, oil and grease from waste effluent. There is no grease build up as is the case with traditional traps. Solid waste is trapped in a strainer; oils and grease are captured in a cassette 100 per cent ready for recycling. This innovative system does not require any moving parts; rather, it operates under a combination of hydro static pressure and heat. No consumables, No Rank odors. No grease trap pumping. No chemicals. Visit the site at www.greasetrap.ca Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/thegoslyn The Goslyn is a product that separates the grease from the dishwater in restaurants and commercial kitchen facilities.

The Goslyn grease recovery device never needs grease trap pumping or servicing. (long term restaurant savings)
Grease Sludge will not end up in a landfill site. (large environmental benefit)

The Goslyn does not allow grease to enter the sewer or septic systems. (responsible grease management)

The recovered grease is recycled along with the spent fryer oil to make biodiesel. (fossil fuels reduction)

Here is the website in nutshell:

Goslyn is an automatic grease recovery device that is more efficient and cost-effective alternative to a traditional grease trap. The unique separation system continuously and permanently removes fats, oil and grease from waste effluent. There is no grease build up as is the case with traditional traps. Solid waste is trapped in a strainer; oils and grease are captured in a cassette 100 per cent ready for recycling. This innovative system does not require any moving parts; rather, it operates under a combination of hydro static pressure and heat.

No consumables, No Rank odors. No grease trap pumping. No chemicals.

Visit the site at http://www.greasetrap.ca

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/thegoslyn

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