A failing septic system usually starts with hidden shifts underground. When sodium binds with soil, it forms a layer known as hard pan soil. This hardened barrier reduces the ability of water to seep through, effectively sealing the drain field and stopping the absorption of wastewater. This isn’t just about compacted dirt; the combination of sodium and soil changes the way water moves—transforming once-porous ground into an impenetrable surface.
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