Septic Tank Bacteria

Bacteria for your Septic Tank, Cesspool and STP

Septic tank bacteria are important for proper operation of your wastewater system. They ensure that organic particles are broken down, odors are minimized and the flow of the tank remains optimal. They also improve efficiency, making the discharge cleaner.

The benefits of properly maintaining your tank

It doesn't hurt to add some extra septic tank bacteria every now and then to keep the operation of the tank as optimal as possible. In fact, a properly maintained septic tank, cesspool or STP offers the following benefits:

• It keeps the decomposition in the tank optimal.
• It ensures that odor formation is and remains minimal.
• The tank needs to be emptied less often.
• The efficiency of the your system is optimal, which is better for the environment.

What systems are these bacteria suitable for?

• Septic Tank: usually 2 compartments with sludge trap and overflow. Holds toilet water as well as water from the kitchen, shower, etc.
• Cesspool: tank with usually 1 or 2 compartments. Only toilet water (black water).
• Domestic Sewage Treatment Plant: 3 stage wastewater treatment with blower, sludge return etc.