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archerystud
Here is my scenario. I have a seasonal lake cabin with a holding tank which I close up usually in Sept/Oct. I drain the lines, antifreeze etc. After talking with some neighbors there seems to be a great debate in what to do with a seasonal cabin for the winter.
I've heard two options: Have the tank completely drained when you leave OR leave it about half full.
To drain the tank makes sense since then there wouldn't be anything inside to freeze and crack the tank from the inside. However, since I have a level lot, I'm sure that any ground water could also freeze and push in on the tank from the sides.
So what do you do to winterize your septic tank?
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