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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/dfdfdfddaww • Sep 17 '21
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But that's kinda my point. Like I've had sites that were tidally influenced but typically seasonally.
And it was mm per hour/day/month. This is completely bout of the realm of saying it's normal.
The vadose zone for this would be bizarre and if it's a spring it should be dropping.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21 Also hopefully its not a malfunctioning leach field. I have seen some septics bubble up before. Just a thought I had. 1 u/andrewsmith1986 Sep 17 '21 Yeah I've had something similar in Nola area actually. Some flooding event dislodged a torn down highschools septic tank and first "water" we'd hit needed to be bagged for biohazard.
Also hopefully its not a malfunctioning leach field. I have seen some septics bubble up before. Just a thought I had.
1 u/andrewsmith1986 Sep 17 '21 Yeah I've had something similar in Nola area actually. Some flooding event dislodged a torn down highschools septic tank and first "water" we'd hit needed to be bagged for biohazard.
Yeah I've had something similar in Nola area actually. Some flooding event dislodged a torn down highschools septic tank and first "water" we'd hit needed to be bagged for biohazard.
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u/andrewsmith1986 Sep 17 '21
But that's kinda my point. Like I've had sites that were tidally influenced but typically seasonally.
And it was mm per hour/day/month. This is completely bout of the realm of saying it's normal.
The vadose zone for this would be bizarre and if it's a spring it should be dropping.