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  #1 Vern Wall on 15 Mar 12

   

  Cistern Tanks These tanks are made for below ground storage of potable (taking in) water Bothell Septic, Septic Pumping Bothell, Septic Bothell. The resins used are FDA approved for exposure to products intended for human consumption, septic tanks are not. They are heavier duty than septic tanks as well, meaning they can end up routinely filled and emptied without worrying about sidewall ethics. Cisterns can also snatch and store rainwater.
  
  Below Ground Septic Tanks These tanks are designed for human waste, either black water and gray water. Normally, a bio-additive is introduced into the tank that consumes the waste along with the by-product is inert. French drains (pipes with holes inside them) are attached to your tank and the clean inert fluid is discharged over a large surface area and absorbed through the soil. The nutrients in the discharge are actually beneficial to the plant life in your community. They are available as one and two-compartment models. Peabody Engineering recommends that you check with your individual state regulations to view which model works for your area. These tanks that are generally 750 gallons or larger are usually pre-plumbed.
  
  Significant Differences Between Septic And Cistern Septic tanks are designed to be full at all times. Cistern tanks can be installed as septic tanks, but septic tanks really used as cistern tanks.
  
  Am i going to Use My Septic And Cistern Above Ground? Virtually no. Below-ground tanks are only suitable for direct burial applications. You can find other tank options available if you require an above ground tank, including holding tanks designed to slide under mobile workplace trailers.
  
  Precisely how Deep Can These Tanks Be Buried? Peabody Engineering recommends you bury them not more than 24" deep. Living the rural way of living has its advantages if you happen to wish to avoid the hustle and bustle of a more downtown environment . The drain field snacks the waste-water by letting it to slowly trickle from the pipes out in the gravel and down in the soil .

   

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