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Aerobic module rejuvenates filter bed and eliminates hydrogen sulfide odors Problem: Midwest homeowners of 35 years had a septic system with ongoing odor and performance issues. The system discharged into a filter bed and then into an 80-foot swale, where foul hydrogen sulfide odors were noticeable, sometimes even by neighbors. Black, slimy biomat frequently discharged from the filter bed, and plugging in the filter bed led to ponding in the yard. These issues made mowing difficult and left portions of the yard inaccessible at times.Solution: IMET installed its aerobic biological module directly into the homeowner’s single-tank septic system in less than two
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