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Causes of Home Septic Tank Odors

Septic tanks receive the wastes from your home disposal... where all the waste is decomposed and stored. Sometimes, the anti-bacterial cleansers used in your household cleaning causes a disturbance in the chemical decomposition and the bacteria in the septic tank that processes the waste are inadequate.

When the pH level is too acidic it causes the septic tanks to develop an unpleasant odor. When home owners experience a foul-smelling septic tank they have to explore the causes and take necessary steps to eliminate the problem.

The Cause of Septic Tank Odors

• A Full Septic Tank: The most common cause is that the septic tank is full; this is the easiest problem to resolve, which is to pump it out. If your plumbing has a leaky faucet, or you’re using more water than usual, the septic tank may need to be pumped more frequently to diminish the odor.
• A Clogged Septic Tank Vent: Septic tanks require a vent to allow sewage gases to escape, and avoids a buildup of toxic methane gases. Occasionally, the vent may get clogged by snow, nest or a ground critter. It is important to regularly inspect the vent to ensure that the gases are escaping. A clogged vent can result in foul smelling septic tank odors inside your home.
• A Covered Septic Tank Vent: If your home has been remodeled or altered since the septic tank was installed, the vent might have been covered over. Many tanks were built to vent into the attic, so if the attic has been converted into a room, that room may experience odors from time to time.
• A Missing Septic Tank Vent: If your septic tank was installed by a careless contractor, the system may have been installed without a vent. Without a vent, the odor from the tank comes up through the drains, making the kitchen and bathroom smell terrible.
• A Chemistry Problem: Flushing things that should not to be flushed down the drain can cause problems with decomposition of sewage and lead to problems in the tank. It is very important to NOT flush oil or fat, industrial cleaning products, feminine hygiene products, paints, plastics, condoms, antibiotics and gasoline. These items cause a disturbance of the breakdown of sewage and results in offensive septic tank odor.

Eco Tank Pro™ - Septic Tank Treatment - Simply Add Granules

Eco Tank Pro™ is designed specifically to fight even the toughest septic tank odors. Continuous use of Eco Tank Pro™ also reduces surface and bottom solids in the septic tank.

One scoop of granules is suitable for a 20 gallon septic tank.  Simply drop granules in the toilet and flush every month.  Billions of septic-specific bio-stimulants per dose begin to work by helping to prevent back-up and by dissolving sludge. Eco Tank Pro™ is plumbing safe.

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Eco Tank Pro™ provides a powerful all-natural deodorizer and waste treatment. It's simple to use and environmentally friendly, and is the perfect solution for eliminating unpleasant odors in RVs, trailers, powerboats, sailboats, and in your home.

Eco Tank Pro™ products eliminate the toughest offensive odors aboard your RV, boat, or home. Actively stopping the production of odor, Eco Tank Pro™ reduces surface and bottom solids in the holding tank and septic tank. No staining, no odors - Eco Tank Pro contains no obnoxious chemical perfumes. It’s all-natural and all-clean!

Holding Tank Deodorant:  A Solution For Your Boat, RV or Home

Eco Tank Pro™ provides a powerful all-natural odor control with minimal effort on your part. Exceptional product development and scientific research guarantees that our products will remove foul smelling odors without any harsh chemicals.