Posted by Deere54 on February 01, 2016 at 09:10:40 from (152.119.200.151):
In Reply to: Septic tank question posted by ss55 on February 01, 2016 at 07:52:39:
Nearly all systems now put all the water into the septic, but a lot of the older ones used to run the washer water separately, into a dry well, daylight in a field or ditch or in a gutter in the basement (one place I knew of when I was a kid). Kitchen waste water will help the septic action, as long as there is not too much grease. It is highly variable how long your septic will go without pumping. Ours, in Northern NY, with a 1000 galloner in sandy soils and two people, running all water including washer into the septic, we went 6 years and then decided to pump it, and when we opened it there was virtually no sludge. The book says 3 to 5 years, but you can establish your own experience record after a couple of pumpings.
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