Posted by DoubleO7 on September 20, 2020 at 12:01:26 from (75.115.42.50):
In Reply to: Will this work? posted by flying belgian on September 20, 2020 at 10:42:00:
Thats why in the other thread on this I asked:
"How deep is the line? (4" to 6" dirt above tile means it is plugged up with roots from whatever is growing near it. I bet there are a lot of " healthy" plants)
And are you sure the end is not where it is bubbling up?
You might be off by 10%?
It could also mean that your tank has been letting solids, paper, washer lint and you know what into the lines. And all of those particles have been filling up the voids/holes/slits in the line as well as the media around the lines.
The line is not yet plugged but the effluent no longer can get out of the lines like it use to and is bubbling at a point of least resistance.
Some effluent is still seeping out elsewhere but not as fast as it once was.
Same thing can happen with too shallow lines and plant roots filling up the voids/holes/slits in the line as well as the media around the lines
Trying to drill a bunch of holes thru the drain line would be tough to do. Are you going to move the dirt off the line to do it?
Your drill bit will likely slide off to the side 95% of the time.
And the the holes will be a waste of time if line is plugged up stream anywhere.
Where are you located? Must not be where frost goes deep or your drain field would freeze up solid every winter. Well south of mason dixon line?
Might want to have your shower/bath/sinks/softener/non toilet lines go into a seperate drain field.
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