Help Your Septic System Flow

There are thousands of onsite sewage systems in Oklahoma and each year many of these systems fail. The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) works approximately 6000 environmental complaints each year, 2000 of these complaints concern failing septic systems.

Soil compaction of the onsite sewage site can lessen the septic systems efficiency by 50%, and can result in broken components. (Kansas State University)

Soil Restoration Technologies developed a product called Sep2Max, a liquid polymer, that has proven to remedy the problem of failure due to compacted soils within the leach field. This product has been on the market for eight years, and to date has restored over 52,000 septic leach fields.

Sep2Max is a non-hazardous liquid polymer additive that increases wastewater flow by conditioning clay soils. Simply add the product into any drain or toilet that leads into the septic system.

Sep2Max removes household chemicals out of the drain field lines and repairs problems that sodium causes to leach fields.

The care of septic systems must involve maintaining percolation of wastewater in the drain field.

Sep2Max does not digest or eliminate solids in the septic tank. Pumping of the septic tank is a required maintenance practice.