If you examine the tank, you should see a plastic container around the valve. Since you seem to have the same problem we had I removed this "container" and now have "full tank" flush. We also use Rid-x once a month. Removing the lid from the septic we notice no odor at all. When the septic holding tank empties, the water is clear! It is a easy fix.
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On Friday, December 20, 2013 4:56 AM, Jan Flood <jan.flood2@att.net> wrote:
When we lived on the farm we used enzyme tablets but not sure that would take care of your problem. The big stores don't carry them in stock but the old style toilets are still being made and they could order one. I don't know exactly how the low flow flush works but a good handyman might be able to override the low water option, I know when ours gets stuck it runs constantly till you adjustthe lid.
Our Habitat has a ton of the old style for $25 each. You might let a plumber know you want one and he could save them when he is replacing with the newer ones. A big plumbers supply should be able to get one for you too. They might also have suggestions for avoiding future problems. We used special paper in our RV unit, made to dissolve instantly…you might try that. Vinegar and baking soda followed by hot water are always a good standby if it isn't too bad.
Jan Flood
oakridgefarm@gmail.com
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