Drugs may be killing the beneficial bacteria in your customers' septic tanks. This is the April issue of Pumper Magazine. Twenty five thousand gallons of raw waste. One ship. A harbor. Frozen solid. If the pump stops, the village on board is in trouble. Zero savings and a pumper truck with a door that won't open. Then the twenty twenty one Texas freeze hit and the valves were freezing shut. Hurricane Helene didn't just flood the mountains, it erased the infrastructure for eleven counties. Three hundred systems are destroyed and the clock is ticking. The human body doesn't metabolize chemo drugs, but a septic system does. When the bacteria dies and the tank turns yellow, you may be dealing with a toxic tank. The systems are failing. The survival solutions are inside. Read the April issue now at Pumper dot com.
