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Bacteria Additive Benefits
* Helps break down Waste and Sludge
* Helps to prevent Septic Tank Backups
* Eliminates build-up in your Drain Field
* Reduces the need for Tank Pump-Outs. Advanced Formula Septic-Helper 2000 Contains a Natural Blend of 8 scientifically enhanced enzyme producing bacterial bio strains:
Bacillus Subtilis (2 strains)
Pseudomonas Putida (2 strains)
Pseudomonas Florescens
Bacillus Thuringiensis
Enterobacter Dissolvens
Bacillus Megaterium – Patented Advanced GRT (Grease Removal Technology)
Miller Plante Inc bacteria additive product – “Advanced Formula Septic Helper 2000” is an All-Natural septic system cleaner made of 8 bacteria strains. Septic Helper 2000 liquefies waste in septic systems, drain fields and cesspools by a natural process that results in carbon dioxide and water.
Septic-Helper 2000 is available for Septics in Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia
What does it mean for homeowners still on septic systems and water wells?
New US EPA regulations and State mandates say that even a slow drain in your leach field or elevated Nitrate levels in your Well or local water supply would require replacement of your entire system for $ 10,000 to $ 60,000 or pay to connect to city sewers and fluoridated city water . Below are supporting links to the EPA’s new Inspection, Repair and Replace mandates for Septics, Water Wells and Water Supplies.
The EPA mandates are based on the United Nations Agenda 21. Bush Sr agreed to it back in 1992 and Clinton in 1995 with Executive Order # 12858, creating a Presidential Council on Sustainable Development. Then followed by the US Clean Water Act and in 2011 EPA TMDL (Nitrate Limits for Water Supplies) and EPA Mandated Inspections.
CA – Malibu Mayor: ‘You Don’t Control Development by Septic Systems’.
MD – Chesapeake Bay local officials worry that Nitrate limits (TMDL) actions are too costly.
NJ – Real Estate Sellers must have septic, well compliant to all regulations or face lawsuits.
WA – Dept of Ecology to comply w / Clean Water Act, sewers, replace septics, pet-waste cleanup.
MA – Sudbury Conservation Commission Discusses Projects; relocating septic systems to meet the Wetlands Protection Act.
CO – Pueblo – Septic systems allowed as long as they last, when it fails or within 400 ft must connect to sewer.