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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 19 Aug 2023 20:44 #79735

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We have an aerobic septic system and I was soaking my carrots in filtered water and adding some MMS1 but accidentally after activating the MMS1 and adding it to water some over flowed in the container and went down the drain, not much maybe less than 1 cup. I was going to add some of the treatments packs we put in our toilet once a month to keep the septic healthy. I'm thinking it might have gone down the pipe but not completely to the septic cause there was not enough water to wash it down to the septic. Any suggestions?

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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 20 Aug 2023 21:49 #79745

Enoch Offline Premium Member Posts: 130 Thank you received: 82	Your sink water should not be going into your septic tank. My house runs on water from water tanks treated with chlorine dioxide and the toilet uses that water. Our septic tank works just fine. I check regularly.
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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 21 Aug 2023 10:53 #79746

BoomerSooner17 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 13 Thank you received: 3	That is a relief to hear. Can I ask you how you treat your water with chlorine dioxide? You have a tank so I am thinking you add chlorine dioxide to it to purify it like facilities do. We are looking to switch to that for us but wasn't sure how to do it at that scale. Thank you for sharing your experience and helping us understand more. Be Blessed.
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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 21 Aug 2023 16:14 #79755

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It CAN cause problems by killing off the good bacteria in your septic tank.

In Enoch's case, MAYBE the ClO2 has already dissipated enough by the time
the water gets to his tank that it won't cause a problem (that's my guess),
but I wouldn't trust that myself. You could probably check the water in your
toilet tank with ClO2 test strips to see if you get any reading at all.
(you would only really know if you tested your septic system somehow, which
I suppose is possible, but I've never heard of it)

Pouring a cup of "strong" ClO2 down your drain is probably not a good thing.
It may affect it, and it may not.

I wasn't thinking and did that myself recently. So I am going to add some
"good bacteria" treatments, just to be safe, which it sounds like you are doing.
This is probably the one I am going to use:

www.amazon.com/dp/B096W26Q78

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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 22 Aug 2023 15:05 #79766

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Thank you for your insight. Before I read your post I had thought to put in one of our treatments (that we add in our toilet at bedtime once a month). I have to agree with you. I was thinking the same thing. I heard the gases once they are gone, it poses no harm to the septic. Be Blessed and thank you for sharing, it truly gave me some peace of mind. So far, I haven't seen any signs that it affected my septic (alarm going off to the septic or any other issues). We just had it serviced last month. Fingers crossed that God blesses us with no issues on our septic.

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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 05 Sep 2023 06:48 #79863

ButterBreath Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 38	Depends how much you spilled, of course, but there is so much oxidant demand in your septic system that it will be gone without a trace within minutes, and you will probably never even know that it happened. Might even help a little, but don't go dumping gallons of the stuff in there.
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MMS1 accidentally down the drain to septic 10 Oct 2023 17:35 #80155

BoomerSooner17 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 13 Thank you received: 3	Thank you. So far I haven't seen any issues of a problem. We are so careful about not putting it down the drain. Maybe a half a cup went into the drain. God Bless and thank you for your wisdom....learning.
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