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Thousands
of satisfied customers!
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We
are not like the others. |
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SEPTIC SEEP was
invented in 1953 by soil and wastewater experts in the labs of
Chevron-ORTHO. |
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SEPTIC
SEEP
is designed to interact with the soil in your drain field and
cure hardpan conditions. |
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SEPTIC
SEEP works in ways that biological products can't to restore
drainage to septic drain fields even
in clay soil. |
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West
Wind Marketing
has been selling SEPTIC SEEP on the
web since 1999. In a survey of our customers over 80% have reported
that Septic Seep helped or solved their septic drain field problem. |
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The
main ingredient of SEPTIC
SEEP is a chemical, calcium polysulfide, it is not a bacteria
or enzyme product. |
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When
you've been told it's time to replace your drain field TRY
SEPTIC SEEP first. It may save you thousands of dollars. |

Typical drain
field design
| 90%
of all septic system failures are due to failure of the
soil in the drain field. Drain field replacement can cost
thousands of dollars! |
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#1 cause of septic system failure occurs in the drain field. |
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septic system in the average home, with two baths and three
occupants will process over 85,000 gallons of wastewater
annually. All
of this wastewater passes through the septic tank, and
into the drain field, where bacteria in the soil purifies
the waste. |
PROBLEM
1
Sodium
in
ordinary detergents, soaps, household cleaners, and water
softeners causes clay
particles in the soils to chemically bond.
PROBLEM
2 Grease
and organic matter form a tar-like layer called the biomat.
When the biomat
grows too thick a waterproof barrier develops and absorption
stops.
When soil absorption stops, soils flood. Naturally occurring
beneficial bacteria in the soil die off. Standing water
may be seen on the surface of the drain field. Water
may back up into the tank and even into household plumbing.
This is often the first sign of soil failure in your
septic system. |
SEPTIC
SEEP
can help solve both of these problems!
Before
you spend a lot of money replacing an expensive drain field,
try Septic Seep. |
Septic
Seep is easy to apply to your septic system.
For
normal working septic systems: Use 1/2 gallon every
6 months applied through the toilet, sink drain or convenient
drain near the septic tank.
For sluggish septic systems: Use 1 gallon for the
first treatment, then use 2 cupfuls (16oz.) per week for
the next 4 weeks, then use 1 cup (8oz.) per week.
Cesspools and seepage pits: Use 1/2 gallon for
the first treatment, then 1 cup (8oz.) every 2 weeks per
pit.
Restoring
Failed Drain Fields: In actual field experience,
failed drain fields have been restored by applying Septic
Seep in greater quantities. Good results have
been obtained by applying 4 gallons directly to the
drain field soil as a shock treatment. Drainfields clogged
by organic sludge can greatly benefit from a follow-up
dose of Mega-Bio to digest substances
found in the contaminated soil. |
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Septic
Seep
Is the Choice of Professionals
| Our
company
has been using Septic Seep for more than twenty years. We use
it as a maintenance product as well as a treatment for failing
drain fields. Many of our service calls come from home owners
who are having problems with their septic systems backing up.
Some of the time, pumping the septic tank solves the problem;
however, if we have a drain field that is not accepting water,
we always recommend treating it with Septic Seep prior to pursuing
a drain field replacement. Although Septic Seep works best as
a preventative maintenance item, we have been very successful
in rejuvenating failed drain fields. A typical drain field replacement
in our area can run as high as $6,000. The normal Septic Seep
treatment we recommend is to add 4 gallons of Septic Seep directly
into the drain field line whether it be through a clean-out, distribution
box, or directly through the outlet septic el. I have seen many
failed drain fields open up and begin percolating again after
this treatment. It doesn't always work, but it's worth a try if
it might save our customers several thousand dollars.
Peter
Dew, General Manager
Peninsula Septic Tank Service
Carmel Valley, CA
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WHAT
OUR CUSTOMERS
HAVE TO SAY |
Okay you have managed to amaze me. I bought septic seep July 1, 2009 and it got here a few days later. I didn't drain my tank I just put in the exit baffle in my septic tank. I figured that it would just drain back into the septic tank anyway because the drain field was locked solid. I was a skeptic of epic proportions but I figured what the heck I can do this and if it works it will save us $12,000 to $15,000 dollars. If it doesn't work we are out $250.00. I thought I would risk it because our city has a very strict septic replacement plan for older systems.
I read about the guy on your testimonial page that just figured he had threw away his money and I figured we had too. But what the heck he did get good results, so I gave it a try.
Our septic system was so bad that every time someone took a shower the rocks that covered the septic tank would become a lake. It was so nasty and stunk I was literally at my wits end. The exit baffle would always air lock not letting anything out of the tank. It was horrible. Every time a septic pump guy would come out here to pump us you could see the drool as they gave us a bill for $2500 to possibly fix it. Short term fix that is.
Almost two months later and we have a completely resorted system. My mouth is still hanging open on how well this worked. I still can't believe it even though I see it with my own two eyes. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! And that does not even begin to express how thankful I am to your product. Septic Seep is the greatest.
If anybody out there is thinking about ordering this, just stop. Stop thinking and just buy this stuff, it really does work.
Thank you so much we will be ordering more shortly.
Renee (Washington State) |
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I
1st found your product when I was looking for clues as to why
my system was not "draining." Called several local
contractors and they all said it needed replacing...
I decided to try your product using several gal. to see if it
was a soil prob.... IT WORKED!!! That was about 3 yrs ago...
I have used it twice a year as directed ever since...Not a problem
since... in fact, in just a few months, it will be time for
another treatment... Thanks so much for this product...it has
saved me thousands of dollars....
Gary
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Santa Fe, TX |
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My
septic tank backed up into the house. I called a septic service
company and had the tank pumped out. They also checked the drain
field and said nothing could be done except to dig and see what
the problem was with the drain field and immediate cost would
be $2000.00. I put everything on hold and searched the web for
advice. First I used a very expensive powder with no result. Then
I used Septic Seep,as per instruction and within a day the system
was working. It's been a month, although at first we were being
careful not to over load the system we are now back to normal.
Use my name if you wish as I recommend this product to my friends
and neighbors.
Ruben G
Kelseyville CA |
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I
just wanted to say that I thought your product had about a 1/1,000,000
chance of fixing my septic problem and was some sort of scam,
but thankfully I took the risk and I can't believe it, but it
worked like a charm! I bought my house in Oct. 2003 only to find
out that it had a MAJOR septic problem. Whenever it even rained
a little, surface water would backflow into my tank and fill it
to the top. I spent $600 in 6 months pumping my septic and using
a portable toilet to get by. Then, before having a holding tank
installed I tried Septic Seep as a last resort. I put 2 gallons
into the D box and vent pipe and. Now my system works excellent,
even after 3-4 inches of rain.
Unbelieveable! Thanks a bunch!
Matt G.
Neenah, WI. |
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