Re: Clogged Septic Field Rejuvenated Inexpensively (Septic Tank Problems) 6/12/2014 2180138

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It's not very deep. I haven't measure, but the water is barely above the pump. 18-24 inches.

Not sure about the input. Will look into it. Might work to just dig up each panel and dump some sodium percarbonate or hydrogen peroxide directly in them. Could possibly test that with the two panels I already have access to now.

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