The following are generally accepted guidelines that assure your water treatment system will operate properly to standard at all times, as well as reducing unscheduled maintenance.

Objects not to be flushed through sinks or toilets

2) Hair, rug cleaning water, or coffee grounds (which can cause pipe blockages)

3) Solids such as baby diapers, sanitary napkins, bandages, rags, string, cotton balls, cigarette butts, metal objects or sticks (can block pipes and will certainly reduce the time before the system has to be pumped and cleaned)

Cautionary notes

1) Disinfectants and bleaches are acceptable in small quantities, use non - chlorine cleansers that are biodegradable

2) Use white toilet paper, dyes in colored paper are not biodegradable.

3) Use low suds, biodegradable and low phosphate detergents. Distribute wash cycles over the week to prevent water flow overloading of the system.

4) Avoid or minimize the useage of garbage disposal inline systems, water softeners or tidy bowl products.

Additional loading of the treatment system

The tank size and dispersal system are designed to meet the typical specification for a house with a certain number of occupants. If you intend to add bedrooms or have long term guests, the amount of increased water useage could create overloading of the system. This is not normally a problem, but you should advise the service company for your system of these plans.

Service and Maintenance

The service contract for the Go-Green system provides for routine maintenance and servicing, and is free for the first year. Do not attempt to clean or change any of the components yourself. Contact your service representative if the alarm system turns on. Under normal conditions, the system should not require replacement of parts in the first ten years of operation.