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Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and forks
man, the DW only serves pots and pans, bowls and utensils duty.

Andy

"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and forks
man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

nancy

Nancy Young said...


"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

nancy


nancy,

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take care
about using too much phosphate and bleach.

Andy

Andy wrote:

Nancy Young said...


"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

nancy

nancy,

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take care
about using too much phosphate and bleach.

Andy

I think you underestimate your septic system capacity unless it is
really old, improperly sized and already failing.

Pete C.

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Pete C. said...

Andy wrote:

Nancy Young said...


"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

nancy

nancy,

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take
care
about using too much phosphate and bleach.

Andy

I think you underestimate your septic system capacity unless it is
really old, improperly sized and already failing.

Pete C.


It's never failed yet. It was a new fiberglass tank when we moved in.

I HAVE seen the crystaline crust floating on top of the waste when
they've come to vacuum the tank. It does destroy the working bacteria,
slowing down the process if not kept in check.

Overcautious? Perhaps. It's cheaper to eat on paper and wash my whites at
the laundromat with chlorox rather than dig up the ceptic system and
field for replacing.

Andy

Andy wrote:

Pete C. said...

Andy wrote:

Nancy Young said...


"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

nancy

nancy,

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take
care
about using too much phosphate and bleach.

Andy

I think you underestimate your septic system capacity unless it is
really old, improperly sized and already failing.

Pete C.

It's never failed yet. It was a new fiberglass tank when we moved in.

I HAVE seen the crystaline crust floating on top of the waste when
they've come to vacuum the tank. It does destroy the working bacteria,
slowing down the process if not kept in check.

Overcautious? Perhaps. It's cheaper to eat on paper and wash my whites at
the laundromat with chlorox rather than dig up the ceptic system and
field for replacing.

Andy

The "crust" floating on the top is supposed to be there. The scum
floats, the sludge settles and the bacteria do their work in the middle.

The detergent and bleach used in normal laundry and dishwashing are in
far too small quantities to have any effect on the bacteria in a 1,500
gal tank. The bacteria are anaerobic so the crust on top doesn't affect
them at all.

There are a number of good septic system reference info sites at various
universities where you can find more info. There was a thread recently
on alt.home.repair.

Pete C.

Andy wrote:
Nancy Young said...
"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take care
about using too much phosphate and bleach.

Maybe you can try a couple spoons of Maalox. or Mylanta

Sheldon

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I wish I had a dishwasher other than myself!

But I thought you are married.

Sheldon

One time on Usenet, Andy q said:
Pete C. said...
Andy wrote:
Nancy Young said...
"Andy" q wrote

Since I'm basically a paper plate, plastic cups, knives, spoons and
forks man,

That is nothing to be bragging about.

I chose that route because I have a ceptic system and have to take
care about using too much phosphate and bleach.

I think you underestimate your septic system capacity unless it is
really old, improperly sized and already failing.

It's never failed yet. It was a new fiberglass tank when we moved in.

I HAVE seen the crystaline crust floating on top of the waste when
they've come to vacuum the tank. It does destroy the working bacteria,
slowing down the process if not kept in check.

Overcautious? Perhaps. It's cheaper to eat on paper and wash my whites at
the laundromat with chlorox rather than dig up the ceptic system and
field for replacing.

Have you tried septic tank treatments? This is the brand we use, but
there are lots of them out the

http://www.malibuwater.com/SepticCleaner.html

Some of these products aren't what they claim, so you might want to
check a consumer report before buying anything. But I've been happy
with Tri-Zyme (and no, I have no connection with the company that
makes it, even though it is relatively local)...

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~ mom, Trollop, novice cook ~

Pandora wrote:
"Chatty Cathy" writes:

I love my dishwasher

And your gardner, and your house boy, and your plumber...

Sheldon

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