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Interesting Things Excavators Constantly Find in Pozo Negro

When providing pozo negro services in Metro Manila and other locations in the Philippines, we expect to be cleaning out clogged or overflowing septic tanks full of biodegradable waste, but time and again, there would be pozo negros with unexpected surprises.




Wrappers


This is one of the many usual things that literally liter a septic tank. Different types of wrappers in general like shampoo and toothpaste sachets all confetti the insides of your septic tank. Surprisingly, there are also a lot of candy wrappers, snack, and other food packagings. Kind of makes you wonder why people like enjoying food inside the lavatory.



Feminine Pads


This isn’t so much as a surprise as it is a shocking reason why people get agitated with a clogged septic tank when they’re fully aware that they keep flushing down sanitary napkins that don’t go down easy. One of the big causes to call for pozo negro services is sanitary napkin clogs, so ladies, please throw them in the trash bin instead.



Condoms


Condoms are more common in the pozo negros of vertical spaces like condominiums, apartments, hotels, motels, and what have you. Albeit condoms can be flushed easily one by one, they aren’t biodegradable, so if you’re flushing them down at home, it’s possible that you or a family member might see them come the time to clean out your septic tank.



Jewelry


In the same way that panning rivers can help you find gold, some luck can help you land jewelry inside a septic tank. There could be an assortment of loose jewelry down there like rings and earrings. So it isn’t all filth down there; sometimes, there are literally diamonds in the rough to be had.



Next time you try to flush something down the toilet, think about it for a second if you’re willing to call pozo negro services for clogging or have them discover what you and your jowa are up to when the parents aren’t around.



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