Posted by PJH on January 06, 2014 at 20:34:38 from (50.40.240.26):
In Reply to: OT Power out posted by super99 on January 06, 2014 at 16:54:38:
Our previous pastor, in his infinite wisdom, insisted on putting the septic tank on the highest point in the church yard. Later, when we added on to the church, we had to slope the line to drain, and it was barely below the surface of the ground. The plumbers warned us to NEVER allow a trickle of water in cold wx to prevent freezing. The drain was certain to freeze and flood the kitchen. The lesson: Never allow a preacher to make what should be a common sense decision. Use your own judgement instead.
Our problem area was outside the church walls - exposed to outside temperatures. If your drain is exposed to below freezing temps, it will freeze. It's just that simple.
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