Most people don’t think about where their wastewater goes after they flush or send their dishwater down the drain. Prior to the 1950s, sewage and wastewater were dumped into rivers and streams—but as America’s population increased, our natural resources were overwhelmed and water quality declined. Today, wastewater treatment facilities have developed ways to handle the […]
Read MoreProper stormwater management is crucial for the health of waterways all over the country. It is important that storm drains only be used for their intended purpose—to carry stormwater runoff to the natural waterways to allow the water cycle to continue. Of course, there are some potential hazards to a healthy water cycle, including the […]
Read MoreSpending some time washing your car in your driveway can be a relaxing and satisfying chore, as you get to enjoy the outdoors while cleaning your ride. However, there are some environmental issues you’ll need to consider when washing your own vehicle. You’ll want to do your best to prevent a significant amount of soapy […]
Read MoreWell-maintained septic systems will deliver reliable operation for decades, but they are vulnerable to damage from all kinds of different things, including debris going down the drains. Many people who have septic systems attempt to prevent blockages by refraining from pouring grease down the drain or flushing cotton products, but there are some types of […]
Read MoreGrease, oil and fat from cooking can cause serious damage when they’re poured down the drain. These substances can accumulate in plumbing systems and collect other debris, creating major obstructions that can be very difficult to access without professional plumbing tools. However, there are some simple steps for DIY grease removal from sinks in Bethel, […]
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