What should I do if I build a house and repair a toilet in the countryside and there is no sewer?

With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, whether they are urban or rural people, their living standards are also constantly improving. Rural people also hope that they can live in a spacious and bright small building, so when they can be a person with enough money, they will renovate their house and decorate their house more magnificently. However, no matter how well the houses in the countryside are installed, there is still a big gap compared with the facilities in the city, for example, some supporting facilities are not very perfect, and there is no sewer in the countryside.

Basically, every household has a toilet, but for rural people, there is no sewer, how to build a toilet? Some rural areas are more experienced in building walls, and the master also responded, saying that although there are no special sewers in rural areas, it is not impossible to deal with it. Generally, the door of rural people will dig a special one for water, and the aqueduct is common to everyone, so some domestic wastewater and water stored in rainy days will flow out through this channel, after all, these domestic wastewater has been stored at home and has a peculiar smell.

Nowadays, rural people will leave some space or dig a drinking water area when building a house, and some families will also build a well like an urban sewer to seep water if they have money. Moreover, these sewers are usually dug at the doorway or on the side of the house, and after digging a large hole, the water pipe is put in and re-buried. And nowadays, many rural areas will build a septic tank, and the role of septic tank is more.

For example, many rural people use straw or firewood when cooking, which will easily cause air pollution, and the septic tank will appear in the process of using biogas, which can be used as gas for residents to cook. Therefore, many farmers have built a septic tank in their own homes, so that on the one hand, they can ensure the hygiene of the toilet, and on the other hand, they can also discharge domestic garbage into it and turn it into biogas recycling, which is indeed environmentally friendly and hygienic.

If there is no sewerage, a septic tank can be prepared so that it can be degraded by microorganisms in the soil.

You can set up an underground pipe and let it drain into the farmland. In this way, the fertilizer can be fully utilized, and the effect is very good.

In such a situation, it is necessary to ask workers to dig a sewer to solve the problem.

When building a house in a rural area and building a toilet without a sewer, this should be done: first of all, it is necessary to achieve the separation of sewage and waste, that is, the sewage is discharged into the septic tank, and the domestic wastewater such as kitchen and bathing is discharged separately; Nowadays, the rural areas generally use septic tanks to solve the problem of domestic sewage, and there are two construction methods for septic tanks, one is to build themselves with red bricks, and the other is to build a finished FRP septic tank.

Building a house in a rural area and repairing a toilet without a sewer can be done by building a self-built sewer, such as placing a large septic tank under the toilet. The toilet will look cleaner if it is tiled.

You can install a water pipe by yourself, as a sewer, you can discharge the sewage to the outside, so that there will be no stagnant water in the yard, and the toilet is smeared with cement to make a rural squatting pit, which is relatively clean.

It is possible to install the sewer yourself and then install the treatment system. You can also dig a pit directly and put a wooden frame on top of the pit, so that you can go to the toilet and it will also look clean.

When building a house in the countryside, toilets will be built, and there are no sewers, so you can use these methods, first of all, the first point is to build the toilet at the back of the house, which is built next to the pigsty, so that the manure can become food for the pigs. Or dig a septic tank, and the human excrement flow evolves into the septic tank for closed treatment. Or put a septic bucket underneath, and the manure will be cleaned regularly and pulled directly into the ground to allow the soil to absorb and fertilize the vegetables.

Next to the pigsty, built at the back of the house.

Generally, the space in the countryside is relatively large, and when the toilet is repaired, an open-air toilet will be built at the back of the house, or next to the pigsty. This way of building a toilet makes the manure feel like the manure is concentrated in one place, but this relatively simple toilet is not hygienic. Now they are advocating environmental protection, and if you use this way, the smell is more unpleasant, so people give up this way and adopt a new model.

Dig up the septic tank and dispose of it uniformly.

At present, the standard of living has improved a lot, and the awareness of hygiene is also changing, especially in terms of environmental protection. At present, when building toilets in rural areas, a septic tank is built first, and this septic tank is composed of three structures. The excrement of the human body flows into the septic tank and will be closed, generally in a family, according to 6 people, build a septic tank of less than 10 square meters to store feces, and then carry out unified treatment when the time is more sufficient.

Put it in a septic bucket and use it to fertilize the land.

At present, many people in rural areas put septic buckets, and after digging up the toilets, there is no big bucket underneath, and this bucket can be removed. When the manure has accumulated to a certain extent, it can be pulled out and used to fertilize the land. The vegetables or grains grown are relatively fertile, and this method is also more popular in rural areas.

It's also very easy to clean and it's particularly eco-friendly, does that do what you do in your home?

To achieve the separation of sewage and waste, the waste water is discharged separately, the microorganisms in the land are used to degrade the sewage, and the others can be diverted to the septic tank, which can not only provide nutrients for crops, but also provide living fuel for people as biogas, and also reduce pollution to the environment.

It can be degraded by soil microorganisms, and when it rains, you can choose to wash it with rain, you should build a septic tank in advance before building a house and repairing a toilet, you can dig a deep water well underground, and the structure must be stable.

You can build a seepage well, you can also get a septic tank, these are better treatment methods, and it will not pollute the environment.

1) The drainage pipe is equipped with a submersible bend to prevent odor and mosquitoes.

The drain pipe must have a submersible bend for anti-odor treatment.

Because the sink bend will retain a part of the water at a low point to seal the pipe to prevent the sewer gas and bacteria from rushing back to the home, it is necessary to pay attention to all sanitary ware, such as toilets, bathtubs, sinks, etc. Siphon toilet white belt submersible bend, do not need to install a separate trap.

2) Floor drain anti-odor treatment.

First of all, select the high-quality floor drain with good anti-odor effect, and then install the floor drain in the middle of the whole brick, and increase the slope of the floor drain drainage around the edge cutting and grading to ensure smooth drainage;

3) Keep the air in the bathroom unobstructed.

When the rural housing is arranged as much as possible, the ventilation and lighting of the bathroom are ensured;

If the conditions are limited and the natural ventilation effect is not good, it is necessary to install the exhaust pipe, and pay attention to the sealing treatment of the edge of the exhaust outlet;

4) Reasonable sewage discharge measures.

Install septic tanks instead of manure pits to avoid the influence of outdoor odors, there are two types of septic tanks:

One is self-built, and now most of the self-built houses in rural areas use secondary septic tanks, which can purify sewage;

One is the ready-made rural sewage treatment equipment, which only needs to be buried in the soil and connected to the sewage pipe, which is very convenient.

You can dig your own one and connect the sewer to the ditch that drains in the street, but you have to get permission to do so, and you can build a biogas digester into which dirty water and excrement flow, and you can also produce biogas and reuse it.

If you want to build a house, there is no sewer in the countryside, you can dig a sewer by yourself, and then dig a sewer well, which solves this problem and is more convenient.

You should dig a pit and then make a septic tank so that you can solve the problem of not having a sewer.

Many people who don't know much about rural life have a question, how to solve the drainage and sewage in daily life if there is no sewer in the house built in the countryside? As a farmer who grew up in the countryside, I still know a lot about these aspects, so I will introduce them to you in detail below.

The rural areas are vast and sparsely populated, and the villagers live relatively scattered, with idle land in front of and behind the houses. This situation can make it possible for rural people not to need sewers. Because the rainwater can flow down the yard to the vegetable patch in front of the house and behind the house. Or flow into the drain along a small ditch in front of the house and behind the house.

It is also very convenient to discharge the sewage generated in daily life in rural areas. Since there are vegetable fields in front of the house and behind the house, you can pour the sewage from washing clothes, vegetables, pots and cooking into the vegetable field. In this way, it can not only water vegetables but also treat sewage easily and conveniently, so why not.

Dealing with manure in the countryside is also a very simple thing. A septic tank can be built behind the toilet, and the manure enters the septic tank to ferment to a certain extent, which is a very good organic fertilizer, which can be used to fertilize crops and vegetables. The vegetables grown in this way grow well, without chemical fertilizer and pesticide residues, and are truly green and pollution-free vegetables.

However, in recent years, with the relocation of migrants, many places have carried out centralized resettlement. The dwellings of rural residents are also concentrated. In this case, there must be a sewer, and rainwater and domestic water must flow down the sewer.

If there is no sewer, you have to bury your own pipes to connect them to the existing main pipes. Toilets and septic tanks can be built where conditions permit. If you don't have the conditions, you can only choose to go to the public toilet.

To sum up, there is no sewer to build a house in the countryside. If the dwellings are scattered, there is no need to build sewers at all, for the reasons mentioned above. If you live in a concentrated area, it is recommended to find a way to build a sewer to connect with the existing main pipe.

Build a septic tank, which we have built in the countryside first, which is cleaner than the dry toilet, and the feces are discharged into the septic tank, so you don't have to endure the unpleasant smell when you go to the toilet. The septic tank is also very convenient to clean, generally used for half a year and a year, if the septic tank is full, find a special person to clean it up, and escape the things in the pool that have been corrupted, and can be put in the field as fertilizer to use. At the same time, it can also produce biogas, which can be used to light lights, and there is a special biogas stove for cooking.

You need to find a professional to help you find the sewer, and they can also help you do it perfectly.

At this time, you can find a professional renovation worker to install a sewer under the house, and be sure to do a good job of drainage.

I think you should dig a pit and use it as a septic tank, but you can also buy some pipes and make your own sewer.

If there is no sewer in the countryside, you can renovate a sewer by yourself, so that you can build a house with more confidence.

You can make a sewer by yourself, and a relatively simple sewer like the one in the countryside can be set up, which is quite convenient.

After such a situation, you can dig a sewer, and you must do a good job of drainage, and you must choose some pipes with good permeability, and then you must pay attention to the appropriate location and do a good job of keeping out the cold.

By manual means, you can make a sewer by yourself, and drain the water pipe to the garbage station, or a unified sewage tank, which can treat domestic sewage.

Now the countryside is designing its own septic tanks. The design of this septic tank is very convenient, and you can start digging the septic tank when you start the foundation of the house according to yourself.

Do you want to have a broken ditch like before, where mosquitoes fly around, the smell is stinking, and you go to the toilet and go to the toilet again? Is this the best house to build? I believe that many rural friends have a deep understanding of this issue, but don't worry.

Today, some people in the industry will share with you how to solve this problem simply when building houses in rural areas. Dig an infiltration well. Many houses in the countryside do not have sewers.

If there is not much pollution, you can dig an infiltration well in your yard and let the sewage and some feces seep into the ground, so that there will be no environmental pollution. Many villagers also use this method to purify their water. The place where the seepage well is dug is generally relatively open, such as the yard of the home, which can not affect the foundation of the big tree and the foundation of the house.

After digging, lay bricks in the well to avoid instability and easy collapse. Seal the wellhead so that domestic sewage can be discharged into the well.

The construction of septic tanks is not only for sewage treatment, but also for biogas use, which is the most scientific method. It's a great way to turn waste into treasure because it not only has a sewage channel, but it also solves the problem of pollution. Moreover, making full use of biogas not only provides resources for rural farmers, but also saves a lot of energy for the country, which is worth promoting and is a livelihood project that benefits the country and the people.

In fact, the water used to wash vegetables and rice in our kitchen does not need to be discharged from the sewage pipe at all. In fact, we can pour water directly into our vegetable garden, and it will be absorbed and degraded by the soil. Moreover, water can actually water vegetables, so we can easily dispose of the water in the kitchen without having to go down the pipe.

As for rainwater, since there is no pollution, it can be discharged directly by setting up a separate drainage pipe. So the best solution is to set up a pipe with a sewage pipe, put the toilet urinal into the septic tank, and discharge the domestic sewage directly. Therefore, as long as the relevant construction personnel are found to build septic tanks, the problem of no sewage pipes in rural areas can still be well solved.

In the past, domestic sewage such as washing vegetables, dishes, and clothes was directly poured into the ground outside and absorbed by the land. It's not a big problem, but the sewage from the toilet can't be just underground. In the past, when toilets were built in rural areas, open-air toilets were built behind houses or next to pigsties.

Let the manure be food for the pigs. Although this way of building toilets has fulfilled the intent of collecting feces, this simple toilet is not only unhygienic, but also smells unpleasant. So when I used to go to the countryside, I always felt that the countryside was not clean.

This is one of the reasons.

With the development of rural life, health awareness is improving, especially in terms of environmental protection, which is much stronger than before. The most outstanding example is the rapid construction of toilets. At present, when building a house in the countryside, a septic tank will be dug first.

This septic tank is made of cement and consists of three parts: a primary anaerobic tank, a secondary anaerobic tank, and a clarifier. Human excreta flows into these septic tanks separately for closed treatment.

Generally speaking, a family of 6 people will have about liters of excrement per person per day, so it only takes less than 10 cubic meters of septic tank to store the excrement of a family.