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Spraying weedkiller

funkhouser · 2014-04-12 18:30:20

Trying to find out information on this. Basically trying to find out if there is a reason I shouldn't spray weedkiller on the septic tank's percolation area? It's a very large raised bed.

12-04-2014 6:30pm

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funkhouser

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Trying to find out information on this.

Basically trying to find out if there is a reason I shouldn't spray weedkiller on the septic tank's percolation area? It's a very large raised bed.

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#2 12-04-2014 11:04pm

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Gut reaction: I don't see why not. You are spraying on an area that the tank has percolated to, it isn't going to flow backwards into the tank. Presumably you are concerned about spray getting into the tank? Though I don't really see that that would be a problem either. I'll stand to be corrected, but I don't see a problem. I am sure someone who actually knows what they are talking about will be along to give you some accurate information!

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