The Septic Provider Inc

01/22/2024

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: Failing septic systems release partially treated household waste into the environment. It can contaminate nearby wells, groundwater, streams and other sources of drinking water. It can spread disease and cause property values to decline. Failing septic systems can impact your family, your community and your environment.
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01/08/2024

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: Sewage exposure can lead to diseases. There are tell-tale signs, often ignored, that you may be exposed to sewage that's causing you to become sick. A few of the most common symptoms that you may experience if your exposed to sewage include: Fever, Diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, watery stool, jaundice, loss of appetite, fatigue, weakness, cough and rash. Fixing the sewage issue in your home is a must, but it will not be able to reverse the illness contracted after the exposure has already occurred. Make sure your septic system is running properly before any illness' occur.
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12/25/2023

We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

12/24/2023

We would like to wish Chipi Kadyamaliro & family (UCOM, MALAWI), and John Okoth & family (Treeinland), and all the wonderful people of Malawi & Kenya a blessed and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

12/18/2023

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: According to the EPA most septic systems fail because of inappropriate design or poor maintenance. Failure to perform routine maintenance can cause solids in the tank to migrate into the drain field and clog the system. These conditions can cause contamination of nearby water sources.
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12/11/2023

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: According to the Ohio EPA, up to 900,000 gallons of sewage is discharged daily throughout Ohio, creating potential disease transmissions and posing a significant threat to our drinking water. The Ohio EPA reports concluded that 30% of 628,000 home sewage treatment systems in Ohio are estimated to be failing. That means that approximately up to 270,000 gallons of waste is being improperly disposed of in Ohio daily.
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12/06/2023

World Soil Day is a focus on the importance of healthy soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources.

Healthy soils are important for our own health and for a healthy environment. A teaspoon of soil can contain several billion microorganisms. Which goes to show just how full of life our soils have. These microorganisms can help provide nutrient availability to plants, help plants to communicate with one another and even protect them from pests and diseases.

Soils can start to degrade when we change their natural balance within their environment. And if they are managed properly it can help with reduced crop failure and increased yields. Mulching is one good example of helping the soil to retain moisture and improve the overall structure of the soil.

48% of the land in Kenya is agricultural land.

Typically, incoming pressure of unfavorable weather conditions such as drought, locust and armyworm infestations restrain the expansion of farming activities.

With these increasing issues, shouldn't we be focusing on the soil?

12/04/2023

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: Have you ever wondered how the septic system was invented? Well, in 2860 Jean-Louis Mouras decided he'd had enough of walking outside in the night, snow, and rain to do his business, so he decided to create a better way. He combined the Ancient Greece concept of the flush toilet, using clay pipes to transport the wastewater out of his house to a concrete tank, which would hold the wastewater allowing the overflow to make it's way to the cesspool, which was routinely emptied. After 10 years of use Mouras looked inside his tank and was surprised to find the tank nearly empty except for a thin layer of scum. Mouras then enlisted the help of a scientist named Abbe Moigno to help him develop a prototype. In 1881,Mouras patented the Mouras Automatic Scavenger and by 1883 his design had made it to the United States. Americans took this system idea and perfected it.

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11/28/2023

Today, on this generous Tuesday, let's embrace the spirit of giving by extending a helping hand to those in need in Malawi and Kenya. The opportunity to make a positive impact is at our fingertips, and what better way to contribute than by supporting the essential causes highlighted in our GoFundMe campaigns. Malawi and Kenya are home to numerous individuals facing various challenges, and your donation can make a meaningful difference in their lives. Please consider contributing to the GoFundMe links below, as every contribution, no matter how big or small, brings us one step closer to creating positive change in these communities. Together, we can make this Tuesday a day of compassion and solidarity.

https://gofund.me/e396e3cf

https://gofund.me/4fcd77cc

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11/20/2023

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: Septic pumping is one of the most important components of maintaining a healthy septic system. Getting your tank pumped cleans out waste and stops clogs and excess overflow. This helps prevent severe damage to your tank and plumbing system. Having your septic tank pumped regularly saves you money, protects your property, and increases the value of your home or business.
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11/13/2023

Let's talk sh.t weekly facts: In the late 19th century, a London plumbing impresario named Thomas Crapper manufactured one of the first widely successful lines of flush toilets. Crapper did not invent the toilet, but he did develop the ballcock, an improved tank-filling mechanism still used in toilets today. Crapper's name would become synonymous with the devices he sold (although the English word "crap" predates him by centuries), thanks in part to American servicemen stationed overseas during World War 1. These doughboys,, unfamiliar with the relatively newfangled invention, referred to the toilets as "crappers" - due to the Crapper brands ubiquity in England and France-and brought the term back home with them after the war. This information was gathered from https://www.history.com/news/who-invented-the-flush-toilet
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The modern toilet has equal roots in ancient sanitation practices, Elizabethan politics and Industrial Revolution know-how.