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Septic education and care

Protect your investment -- Use Septic $ense

In this section, you will learn how a septic system works, what happens when it fails and tips on how to properly maintain your system.

	What to do if you have a septic system failure
	How a septic system works
	Types of septic systems
	Inspecting your septic system
	Do's and Don'ts
	What to expect when the septic tank needs pumping
	Landscaping tips with a septic system
	What to do during a power outage
	Be water-wise
	Common questions (video-enhanced)

Updated: Sunday, December 14, 2003 at 09:01 PM

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