Septic Service in Boise

As we move into the summer season, more and more of our clients are enjoying the nice weather and spending time as many Idahoans do: spending time in the great outdoors. From backpacking to white water rafting, floating the river or going for a ride on the greenbelt, it's a season of enjoying the beauty of the Gem State; families are breaking out the tends, hammocks, and gearing up to use their RVs. As a local family-owned business serving southwestern Idaho, our team at ASAP Septic loves supporting our clients in whatever ways we can. Today, we'll be discussing general information you should know about dumping the septic tank in your RV.  1) Always dump your black-water tank first . Your black-water tank is the dirtiest waste collected from your RV, and can present a biological hazard. By dumping the black water tank first, you create a system where your gray water can flush out the hose, preventing any unwanted debris from lingering in your hose.  2) Safety first . Black wate

The sense of dread that wells up when you unexpectedly encounter a clogged drain is unparalleled. You may rush to Google quick solutions, desperate to find a way to fix the problem. The internet is a treasure trove of life hacks and so-called solutions, and it can be pretty challenging to figure out which tips and tricks are actually useful, and which are myths. Today, we'll be discussing some of the most common clogged drain hacks and using our years of experience to tell you what's really going on.  Pouring salt and water down a drain can clear a clogged drain. MYTH. While salt and water can help clean your drain and prevent  future clogs, pouring salt and water down your drain will not do anything for an existing clog. It's simply not powerful enough to dislodge a clog. While we do recommend clog prevention methods, the idea that salt and water can solve a clogged drain situation is false.  Baking soda and vinegar will dissolve whatever's blocking the drain. MYTH. Ba