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Unique Information Links

This collection of informative links will lead you to more knowledge about products and methods that can help to change habits that utilize Dangerous Chemicals. Changing habits improves our environment.

Changing just one habit can make a difference.

General Interest Links

A new meaning of clean. How to protect our most precious resource, our children. Find out how our polluting ways are now threatening their lives what you can do now! Learn How to change Habits.

Growing Up Green: Baby and Child Care: Volume 2 in the Bestselling Green This! Series (Green This!)

Green This! Volume 1: Greening Your Cleaning (Green This!)

Environmental Choice Program. EcoLogoM is North America's most widely recognized and respected multi-attribute environmental certification mark. By certifying the environmental leaders in over 300 categories of products, EcoLogo helps environmental marketers win customers, and helps buyers - both consumer and corporate - find and trust the world's most sustainable products.

Links To More About Drain Openers

Matha Stewart, Cole Hardware and Unique and Unique Super Digest-It Safe Drain Opener. When Matha Stewart wanted a safe drain opener, she went to Cole Hardware in San Francisco. Find out what they recommended and why.

RV Related Links

Check out how Province of Nova Scotia deals with RV's and The Environment. It is the first province to develop and embrace a public awareness program regarding the use of biological alternatives to chemically treating RV effluent.

Link to Water Bulletin,  The Influence of RV Chemicals In Marina or Campground Septic Tanks written by the Water Quality Program, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University.

EPA-Alert for RV, Boat and Mobile Home Owners is About Safe Wastewater Disposal. Informs you about which chemicals you should not use, those you should be aware of and how you can help, save money and keep a more healthy environment.

University of Arizona RV Holding Tank Treatment & Deodorizers in Septic Systems article of June 2001 provides useful information on How Septic Systems Work, RV Treatments & Deodorizers, What You Can Do To Help and a fact sheet on active ingredients you should avoid using in your RV Holding Tank.

RV Holding Tank Treatment & Deodorizers in Septic Systems

Links To More About Wastewater

Homeowners are responsible for their own septic system maintenance and repair. Proper maintenance will save money in the long run by preventing a system failure and extending the life of the system. This Cornell University article on septic systems and wastewater can help.

Understanding Your Household Septic System written by Cooperative Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences, The University of Arizona. Topics include an introduction, How A Septic System Works, The Soil Absorption System and Manageing Your System.

Managing Your Household Septic System. Another good article written by Cooperative Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences, The University of Arizona. Topics include Maintenance, Controlling Wastewater Volumes, Wastewater Quality, Maintaining the Septic Tank and Maintaining the Drainfield.

The first step of the wastewater treatment process is Maintaining Your Septic Tank. Written by Cooperative Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences, The University of Arizona. Topics include Safeguarding Your System, Tank Maintenance, Measuring Sludge Accumulation, Measuring Scum Accumulation, Septic Tank Additives and Other Additions To The Tank.

Inspecting Your Household Septic System written by Cooperative Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences, The University of Arizona. Topics on Maintaining Your Septic System, Why Maintain Your Septic System?, Inspecting Your System and Septic Sytem location.

The University of Arizona, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences has an interesting article on Antibacteria Prodcts In Septic Systems. Includes tips on how to improve septic system performance.

Household Chemicals And Your Septic System article written by Cornell University provides further insight to how chemicals can create havoc in your septic system and possibly cost you many $ to rectify the problem. Topics include Ground Water Pollution, Disinfectants, Drain Cleaners, Surfacants, Heavy Metals, Septic Care and Maintenance.