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wastetech | 09:45 Sat 30th Jan 2010 | Home & Garden
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Avatar Image jackthehat
Rhyming slang for an American...........
09:46 Sat 30th Jan 2010
Avatar Image Mudman
Also known as a 'Sherman'..
11:01 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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Lamb shank?
11:01 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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Or, In Scotland.. a 'Clydesdale'..
11:03 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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Not recommended to bathe in.
11:37 Sat 30th Jan 2010
Avatar Image Mr Veritas
Did you hear the one about the man who fell into the septic tank?

He couldn't swim

So he just went through the motions!
12:30 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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it's a sh1t job to empty one !
I'll get my coat ....
22:07 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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Our septic tank is emptied (every 2 years) by a company with the wonderful name of Suck Lift!
and no,before you ask they DON'T do it with a straw! LOL
23:56 Sat 30th Jan 2010
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Septic tanks are for the most part gravity-nourished. They should thus be introduced beneath the level of the house. In the event that this is unrealistic, waste must be pumped to the tank. Tanks may join tees or confuses at the delta and outlet channels to moderate approaching wastewater and lessen slime unsettling influence. Gas confounds may be consolidated to redirect gas from getting away through the outlet.
12:18 Thu 06th Aug 2015
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Congratulations on finding a 5 year old question to answer, edward
12:38 Thu 06th Aug 2015

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