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I live in a rural area and my home has a septic system. I'm familiar with
these systems as I've lived in homes serviced by one for over 30 years. Rarely have I had a problem until recently. I started making wine from kits last year. I've made 5 kits, 6 gallons each, since August. I'm aware that cleanliness is very important so I clean my bottles, fermentation tanks, other equipment, etc. prior to being used. I'm wondering if all of this cleaner has killed the bacteria in my septic tank and contributed to my problem. My question to the group: Has anyone experienced any problems similar to this? I'd like to avoid having to dig up and replace my system when the solution might be as simple as not pouring so much cleanser down the drain and/or adding a bacterial starter to my system. TIA John |
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