SEPTIC REMEDY: Nature’s Formula

Northill Environment Products


Now that you’ve read The SEPTIC REMEDY Story, you’re surely convinced we do have the answer to organic waste problems.
Your dealer will help you determine the amount of SEPTIC REMEDY you’ll need to take care of your specific system and your particular problems. Be sure to read the directions that come in the container. When you’ve read them carefully, follow them.
Use SEPTIC REMEDY according to directions to “Purge” your system and return it to clean, like-new condition. Then, continue to use SEPTIC REMEDY on a regular maintenance basis, as recommended on the Maintenance Calendar given you, to keep new problems from developing. SEPTIC REMEDY has worked for thousands. It can work for you.

Always start FREE-FLOW treatment in the lowest floor in the building. Allow one day proceeding to each succeeding floor above.

This permits loosened waste to drain off without plugging lower lines. In one floor buildings, start at drain closest to sewer line.

Quick Compost makes it easy to make your own pure rich compost. All organic waste such as kitchen leftovers, I meat excluded ] damaged fruits, and vegetables, peelings, grass, leaves, weeds, ect, makes rich compost. Compost grows humis: new top soil, so badly needed in all soils. Compost enriches all plants so they fight the usual diseases and blights, Vegetables grow larger and are tastier. Flowers and shrubs grow large and fast.

In septic tanks, impaired drain fields result in foul odors, wet spots, poorly flushing toilets, backups and wet spots. Home owners can reduce the costly septic tank pump outs and help eliminate drain field repairs by using Septic Remedy Septic Tank Maintenance Treatment. Septic Remedy Septic Tank Maintenance Treatment helps to break down, digest and liquefy solid waste and scum layers.

ENZYMES

Bacterial or enzymatic action creates and sustains all living things. Lack of such action causes death. Enzymes promote digestion of organic food. They support the growth of tissues. They accelerate reproduction of plants and animals. They provide the energy which makes seeds grow. They make possible the conversion of dead organic matter to soluble food for plants. They liquefy organic waste. They combine with substances of a complicated or complex nature, and, by a process called catalysis, simple compounds. break these substances down into two or more
Simply defined, enzymes are organic catalysts. A catalyst is an “accelerator” which speeds up a chemical reaction. Some reactions take place very slowly, or not at all, without the impetus of a catalyst. A catalyst has the unusual property of
remaining unchanged after it performs its function. original form, to be used over and over again So it’s not used up, but continues to be present in its as long as organic matter is present.
Being organic, enzymes can’t be produced be planted, cultivated, and grown under controlled artificially in a laboratory or factory. But they can conditions. Or they can be extracted from animals like sheep or cattle, and from marine life and
vegetation.
Enzymes will work in a fairly broad range of temperatures, but they prefer 70 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. They’ll work effectively in the range of 40 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit or 21 to 37 degrees Celsius. Most enzymes are destroyed at 76 to 82 degrees Celsius. Below 40 degrees Fahrenheit or 4 degrees Celsius, their action is negligible. Below freezing, the action stops entirely. When enzymes are warmed again above the 40-degree Fahrenheit mark, action resumes. Nothing has been lost by the cooling.
Enzymes prefer a fairly neutral condition neither extremely acid nor extremely alkaline.
Enzyme actions are highly precise. Each enzyme has a specific purpose which restricts its action to a substance of a very definite type. Nature designed each enzyme to work on one particular substance. It will work only on that one, and will have no effect on any other.
Every life function is, in some way, dependent on enzyme action. The total number of enzyme types hasn’t yet been determined, but it will probably run into the millions.
We do know that four basic enzyme families are needed to help bacteria digest organic waste solids. NORTHILL Environmental Products contains these. They are the protease enzymes, which work on proteins; the diastase enzymes, which work on carbohydrates; the lipase enzymes, which work on fats and grease; and the cellulase enzymes, which work on cellulose.

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