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If your house has a septic tank system, read this carefully because your family is at a high risk of getting sick!

You see, there are three types of bacteria always present in your septic tank system.

  • aerobic bacteria, which is the good bacteria that helps break down waste.
  • anaerobic bacteria - they are less efficient at breaking down waste - in fact they hardly do any work inside your septic tank, and they are typically carriers of disease.
  • fecal coliforms

Recent studies have proven that having anaerobic bacteria in your septic tank is an indicator that pathogens like typhoid, e-coly, salmonella, and cholera, even viruses, like those that cause polio and Hepatitis A, may be present in your septic tank.

These dangerous pathogens from septic systems can contaminate groundwater, and if they somehow flow back into your home or out into your garden through the drain field... your family can get sick.

In 2009, eight houses in Swan's Island, Maine experienced a Hepatitis A outbreak. An infected family spread the virus to 8 other households.

The contamination occurred because the family's malfunctioning septic system diverted waste water in the ground.

One individual died!

Luckily for you...

A team of 14 scientists from a prestigious university in US have developed a tiny but special 55 grams tab that destroys all these pathogens and viruses by neutralizing the waste water from your septic tank...

Keeping your family, your neighbors and the environment SAFE!

So, if you own or live in a house with a septic system, be sure to check out the page below, because your family's well being is in danger!

Tiny Tab Destroys ALL Pathogens From Your Septic Tank! <- insert aff link

Enjoy!

Emory

PS: All you have to do is to flush down one of these tabs down your toilet every month, and the live bacteria inside it breaks down and eliminates all organic sludge from your septic tank.

And the best of all is that you won’t need to have your septic tank pumped ever again

Saving you hundreds of dollars each year!

Tiny Tab Cleans and Destroys ALL Pathogens From Your Septic Tank!






Shefali Shah (born Shefali Shetty on 22 May 1973) is an Indian actress of film, television and theatre. Respected for her acting prowess, she works primarily in independent Hindi films and has received local and foreign accolades for her performances. Shah's acting career started on the Gujarati stage before she debuted on television in 1993. After small parts on television and a brief stint with cinema in Rangeela (1995), she gained wider recognition in 1997 for her role in the popular series Hasratein. This was followed by lead roles in the TV series Adhikar (1997), Kabhie Kabhie (1997) and Raahein (1999). A supporting role in the crime film Satya (1998) won her positive notice and a Filmfare Critics Award, and she soon shifted her focus to film acting starting with a lead role in the Gujarati drama Dariya Chhoru (1999). Unwilling to compromise her artistic convictions, Shah was selective about her roles through the following decades. This resulted in intermittent film work, mostly in character parts and often to appreciation from critics. She appeared in the international co-production Monsoon Wedding (2001) and the mainstream comedy-drama Waqt: The Race Against Time (2005). In 2007, her portrayal of Kasturba Gandhi in the biographical drama Gandhi, My Father won her the Best Actress prize at the Tokyo International Film Festival, and she received the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for the drama film The Last Lear. Among her subsequent film roles, she played a leading part in Kucch Luv Jaisaa (2011) and was noted for her work in the social problem film Lakshmi (2014) and the ensemble drama Dil Dhadakne Do (2015). Shah's career surged in the late 2010s as she transitioned to leading roles. She won a Filmfare Short Film Award for her performance in Juice (2017) and followed with two Netflix projects: the romantic drama Once Again (2018) and the International Emmy Award-winning crime miniserie s Delhi Cri