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Septic tanks are an integral part of many residential and commercial properties, serving as an on-site sewage treatment system. They play a crucial role in safely managing and disposing of human waste and other organic matter. Understanding the workings of septic tanks is essential for maintaining their functionality and avoiding costly repairs. A septic tank […]

In a world where economic stability is the backbone of thriving communities, there exists an inconspicuous menace lurking beneath our very feet. It quietly awaits its chance to wreak havoc on our financial well-being, stealthily draining our pockets. This enigma is none other than the neglected septic tank. Prepare yourself for an eye-opening journey as [...]

Introduction Septic tanks are a vital component of wastewater treatment systems in areas without access to centralized sewage systems. These systems rely on natural bacterial enzymes to break down complex organic matter and remove contaminants from the water. Without these natural enzymes, septic tanks do not effectively treat wastewater and maintain a healthy balance of [...]

Rice is the most consumed staple food in Asia. As the world population increases, so does food demand. The least expensive way to keep up with population growth is to increase rice output wherever possible. The difference between current and potential yields is still very substantial in many rice-producing nations. Consequently, efforts should be directed towards determining the root causes of this difference, particularly in the production variables and various aspects of crop management.

A septic tank system is like a small-scale wastewater treatment plant that handles household solid and liquid waste flushed down the toilet and washroom. Bacteria play the all-important function of degrading organic solid waste in the tank. Thus, the right balance of healthy bacteria is essential for maximum system efficiency.

However, extensive use of various household chemicals disturbs the microbe ecosystem, leading to sludge-build up. Moreover, you run the risk of septic tank malfunction and associated issues such as solid waste accumulation, clogged pipes, bad odour and even groundwater contamination. It is, therefore, necessary to increase and maintain the safe and good bacterial population in the septic system. Adding bacteria to the septic tank can help achieve this objective.

The French are believed to be the first to use septic tank systems in the 1870s, followed by the United States. Over a century later, septic tanks are still used worldwide at homes without access to sewage treatment plants.

A septic tank, made of concrete, plastic or fibreglass, is installed beneath the ground and performs the function of breaking down waste generated from the household. A malfunctioning system can cause a wide range of problems such as surface water pollution, disease outbreaks and environmental concerns. Therefore, your septic tank system needs regular maintenance and care to work at its best and break down organic waste efficiently.

In India, millions of people do not have access to toilets. Lack of sanitation infrastructure in rural areas has forced a large population to follow open defecation practices. This, in turn, has opened up the possibilities of health hazards, causing dangerous diseases such as diarrhoea, typhoid and dysentery, claiming hundreds and thousands of lives every year. Moreover, human waste in open grounds has led to soil and water contamination and environmental pollution, especially during the monsoon season.

An onsite septic tank system, installed beneath the ground, helps to manage the household waste generated on a daily basis. In India, the septic tank system is beneficial in rural and urban areas where a connection to sewage treatment plants does not exist. However, it is important to know that these systems are expensive. Thus, regular maintenance is essential to prevent system failure. Septic tank sludge removal or reduction is the best way to keep up the optimal performance and prolong the life of septic systems.

An unpleasant odour is one of the most common restroom complaints at commercial spaces like restaurants, cafes, hotels and offices. More the people use the restroom, the more odour issues arise. A clean bathroom is necessary for good health and hygiene, and regular cleaning can help keep the restroom clean. However, it wouldn’t be enough to eliminate the bad odour in the restroom.
Different obnoxious odours can be found in different areas of the restroom, so locating the source is critical to eliminating them. To get rid of the odour, you may need to use a combination of solutions. The good news is that you can permanently eliminate and prevent commercial restroom odours by using organic cleaning products and toilet odour eliminators.

A septic tank takes care of the solid and liquid waste generated in your home. While this system is not difficult to understand, you must understand how a septic tank works, how weather can affect its performance, and what the best solutions are for protecting it.

A typical septic system is divided into two parts. The first is a septic tank, which collects wastewater from your home. Billions of beneficial living microorganisms in the tank decompose the organic waste. While heavier solids like fats, oils, and grease settle to the bottom, lighter solids like fats, oils, and grease rise to the top to form a scum layer. The treated liquid, known as effluent, is released into the drain field, the second part of the septic system. The liquid effluent percolates through the gravel and is absorbed by the ground.

Globally, billions of people do not have access to basic sanitation facilities even today, and it is affecting the health, economy, environment and communities in different ways. In developing countries of the world, the poor sanitation situation leads to public health hazards like diarrhoea, cholera and dysentery resulting in deaths, especially of children, every year. It costs billions and affects economic growth. The open defecation practices pollute the environment and aesthetic beauty of the place.

India is one of the most populous countries in the world with high population densities in rural areas and urban cities. As a result, human waste treatment and management have become one of the major challenges faced by the country today. According to reports, less than 30% of the population in India have access to safe sanitation facilities. The majority of households in rural areas practice open defecation, which threatens to cause various diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, hepatitis, dysentery etc.

A septic tank system is an excellent way to treat household waste. Buried under the ground and out of sight, many people expect septic tanks to function properly always. But in reality, septic systems can fail. Therefore, you must take extra care of your septic tank system. But before you learn more about septic system care, you need to know first how the septic system works.

In the past decades, sanitation in India has been one of the biggest challenges faced by the country. According to a report in 2015, only 40% population in India had access to safe sanitation. With a growing population in urban and rural areas, millions of people do not have access to proper sanitation facilities even today.

If you live at a place where there is no municipal sewer system, you are certainly at the mercy of a septic system to treat waste every day. Though hidden underground, a septic system performs the essential function of treating waste from your home and thus prevents back up issues. Therefore, you must pay attention to what materials you are putting down the drain.

Algeria is the largest country in northern Africa. In this part of the world, water resources are estimated at 19.3 billion m3 /year, out of which 12.4 billion surface water and 6.9 billion groundwater are available. Most of the country’s surface is covered by the Sahara, and thus 90% of the population lives in the North. 

Organica Biotech is one of the leading companies with advanced solutions for septic tank treatment. Bioclean Septic is a natural microbial septic tank treatment product that is highly capable of degrading organic waste completely. The septic tank cleaner resolves overflow and back flow issues too. Bioclean Septic is the best septic tank treatment for homeowners, and it helps in the effective maintenance of your septic system.   

Organica Biotech is one of the leading companies with natural solutions for effective septic tank treatment. Bioclean Septic is a septic tank treatment product that consists of septic tank enzyme-producing bacteria.

Organica Biotech is one of the leading companies with the best solutions for septic tank treatment and maintenance. Bioclean Septic Plus is an advanced 5X power product which during the winter months helps in the degradation of fats, oils and grease. It prevents choking and removes the foul odour from the septic tank. With Bioclean Septic Plus, maintaining the efficiency of the septic tank system in cold weather is easy to use and cost-effective.

Organica Biotech’s Bioclean Septic is a natural and microbial septic tank cleaner. The highly efficient bacteria in this product, produce enzymes that completely degrade organic waste and fecal matter. It further minimizes the sludge build-up and curbs foul odour. The simple and easy to use product boosts the performance of septic tank and prevents it from overflow and back flow issues.

Organica Biotech is one of the leading companies with a wide range of solutions for septic tank cleaning, sewage and wastewater treatment. Bioclean Septic is one of the best products available in the market for septic tank systems.

Organica Biotech’s Bioclean Bio toilet products and solutions can solve the open defecation crisis in India and the world.

Biofloc fish farming is one of the modern techniques which can boost aquaculture in Myanmar. Through biofloc technology, the quality of water can be enhanced and it maximizes the productivity of fish farming activity.

One of the major highlights of Organica’s septic tank cleaning products is that they are natural, eco-friendly, and effective. This completely negates the need for mechanical maintenance of septic tanks, saves time and money, and prevents groundwater contamination as well. 

Portable toilets are touted as one of the things that will help Uganda. Also, the microbial treatment of the septic tank is one of the best ways to improve sanitation as it will help to control the sanitation challenge at the source.

The other highlights of these unique septic tank cleaners include the action of degrading organic blockages in pipes, leach pits, and stone wall, eliminating odor-causing bacteria.

Millions of people are exposed to great health risk due to unsafe sanitation. Ghana, a country of western Africa has a population of approximately 2.98 crores also suffers due to poor sanitation. Availability of safe drinking water and sanitation has been a major cause for concern since time immemorial.

With lockdown, social distancing and quarantine measures in place due to COVID-19 pandemic, people are spending more time at home. This can put pressure on the septic tank system at your home. An efficiently working septic tank system can manage and treat the waste generated by a household. Embrace peace of mind by using Bioclean® Septic or Bioclean® Septic Plus and help your septic tank to work at its best always.

Plenty of people probably use toilets multiple times in a day. A large amount of precious water is flushed down the drain turning it into waste. According to a statistic provided by Conserve H2O, a Water Providers Consortium, 1.6 litres of water is wasted per flush. Depending on the toilet cistern parts, toilets can use even more water.

A home flush system uses up to 12 litres of water per minute. Plumbing experts say that in commercial buildings, 45 litres of water is utilized per day per employee. The huge amount of water wasted can be treated for drinking.

Winters are when you change your skin care routine and your diet to make sure the weather doesn’t get you down. But your septic tank too needs a winter care routine to make sure it can continue to function efficiently and effectively.

Saving habitats is not only about large-scale industrial or civic actions. Small, individual actions matter equally. Not only for impact but for intent as well. And you can start saving habitats by taking care of your septic tank.

Septic tanks can be an amazing tool in your journey towards a more sustainable future for the planet. But they too need TLC to ensure they can do their job well.

Cleaning septic tanks and sewerage systems in India is often accompanied by loss of life because we still ask humans to get into septic tanks and manholes to clean them. It doesn’t have to be this way. We have a natural solution that is much easier and better for the environment too.

Often, we become aware of some of the most important things in life only when they misbehave or stop working. Like our septic tanks. We don’t even think about them till something starts to smell rotten. It is better instead to learn about septic tanks so you can ensure they stay working well.

A septic tank is an essential first step in the efficient and effective means of treating wastewater generated in every one of our homes and offices. But it is not a catch-all for all kinds of household waste. Keep your septic tank safe to keep the environment safe.

Poor sanitation, lack of access to clean water, and inadequate personal hygiene are responsible for an estimated 88% of childhood diarrhea in India. Taking action to improve health requires understanding the factors that influence exposure to faecal pathogens and the various pathways in which they are exposed to human beings.

With limited access to sanitation facilities, Nigeria has historically been among the top countries in the world seeing open defecation. Apart from the environmental challenges, this is also blooming into a full-blown health crisis for the country.

Every year when the monsoons roll along, we are reminded of Mumbai’s sheer lack of effective and well-managed sanitation. And the rampant spread of diseases like dengue and diarrhoea that comes with inefficient sanitation.

The buzzing of the crowd, vendors ringing their bells, calling out their wares. The intoxicating smell of vada pav overpowered by a baser and horribly unpleasant aroma. Human faeces in clumps on the railway track and flies everywhere. I was at Kurla station to greet a friend. That said, I could be at any long distance railway station in India and it would look and smell the same.

While Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is a recognised media success, the absence of big-picture thinking is a serious threat to the success of the mission. And it will do nothing to solve the sanitation time bomb we are sitting on. We need to collectively explore sustainable solutions that address India’s sanitation challenges holistically without compromising our environment.

Though we may have heard that manual scavenging is a thing of the past, the reality check is a shocker. In a small time span of just about a month, as many as 10 sanitation workers died. The only relief, though too late for the poor souls lost is that the government has responded with prompt action and focused on the implementation part of the law it had framed long ago.

The sanitation department in Delhi did something unprecedented- it punished its sanitation chief and six officials for not doing their job properly in containing dengue. Their salaries have been withheld and punitive action has been initiated. An online complaint system is being installed, which will have details of each Domestic Breeder Checker. To address gaps in the domestic breeding system, all heads of departments have been asked to submit selfies of homes visited. The seven punished officials were pulled up for ignoring their responsibilities regarding monitoring of mosquito- born infections and anti-mosquito drive. The online system will be now taking complaints from citizens, who can upload photos of mosquito breeding sites, and the officials will visit and inspect them.

Gender: Represents the social relationships between men and women, where power disparities play an important role.

Sanitation is a vital part of human everyday life. We need to perform our bodily ablutions as a matter of routine, physiological processes to eliminate the waste from our body. Urine and feces are the end products of our metabolism. It is, however, also very important to properly dispose off this bodily waste, for both aesthetic and health reasons. Properly disposed off feces and urine ensure a clean, odourless environment, as well as prevent diseases due to microbes, like fecal coliform bacteria.

Aquaculture is the breeding, raring and harvesting of aquatic animals in all type of aquatic environments including ponds, lakes and oceans. The reported output from global aquaculture in 2014 supplied over half of the total quantity of fish and shellfish consumed by humans.

The young carp was caught in a pond of fish farm where they breed
There has been tremendous growth of aquaculture industry in recent times. Though, such industries enable controlled growth and close monitoring of the growth, they require lot of financial inputs for procurement of good quality seed, maintenance of growth conditions and disease control & management. The lators adds most to the total expenditure of the industry.