Biodegradable soap for septic systems?

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JessicaMarshall

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Hi guys,I have just set up my new septic system using a pair of IBCs and want to
do the right thing and minimise the negative impact the outlet (soak
away) water will have on the environment.
I'm thinking that we really should be using biodegradable washing
products.
I've found biodegradable dishwashing liquid at Woolies, easy, but
couldn't find any similar soaps or handwashes. In fact, the vast
majority of handwashes were ANTI-bacterial, exactly what I DON'T want!
What do you guys use in your septic systems?
Should I be concerned about using regular soaps and stuff?
Thanks in advance,
Greg
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(BTW, this shot was taken before the system was completely finished and
backfilled etc.)
Posted 07 Jul 2021

Hmmm...of course, it's good for the environment to use biodegradable products because we already have very many bad things happening to our planet. Bio and organic products all in all are the best for us and for the home of many animals and ecosystems. Biodegradable soap is also very effective for taking off stains, I completely and truly recommend it to you, it can be more expensive but it is an investition in our home, and many other being's home and we should take care of the planet that we live in.
Posted 07 Jul 2021

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