Re: O/T sewer problems

Posted by El Toro on January 06, 2011 at 05:23:27 from (108.3.200.96):

In Reply to: O/T sewer problems posted by 37 Chief on January 05, 2011 at 19:48:19:

The water usage we use today is too much for the ground to absorb and is slow to evaporate unless you have a lot of hot sunshine. Most families today have a dishwaher and an automatic washer. Taking baths and using the commodes puts even more water into your sewer system. Here in MD you cannot sell a home if there's sewage problems without telling the new owners. The sale can be voided. I sold my other home before that took effect and I know the former owners had problems with the sewage. We looked for homes with metropolitan sewage and water when we had this home built.

Back in the early 1980's or late 70's my late mom was having a problem with her well water since it made them itch when taking a bath and the taste was bad. They found benzine in their well water and all the homes in that area had that in their wells. I went with her to the town council to see if they could connect to the town water and sewage. In 1982 she was connected to the town's sewage and water. Hal

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