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There are a lot of items that you shouldn’t attempt to flush down the toilet (and we’re not just referring to jewelry!) Attempting to flush items other than toilet paper down the toilet increases the risk of it becoming clogged.

A clogged toilet is a real nuisance, given that it increases the risk of overflowing, which can cause property damage and affect people’s health. One way to ensure that your toilet doesn’t experience issues such as clogging is to be very mindful of what you flush down the toilet.

In this blog post, your expert team at Carter’s Septic Tank Service will highlight the common items you should always avoid flushing down your toilet. Let’s get started.

Did you know that more than 41 percent of Ontario septic systems come with major deficiencies? 

If your house depends on a septic system, it's important to keep up with any necessary maintenance to avoid these problems. You've probably heard the phrase, "prevention is the best medicine," and that also applies to your septic system. What does proper care look like, though?

 
We're here to tell you all about it. Read on to learn more. 

Did you know that the average person goes to the toilet between six and eight times a day? If you're holding an event with a few hundred people, you could see how those toilet trips could add up! Fortunately, it won't be a problem with adequate planning.

You’re probably wondering, how would you calculate the number of portable toilets and handwashing stations you need for the event? We create a guide of valuable tips to ensure your event is successful - at least restroom-wise! Read on to find out more.