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Pyramid-style Doggie Dooley Toilet is like a miniature septic tank for your dog's waste. This easy-to-install system utilizes enzyme and bacteria action to reduce your pet's waste to a ground-absorbing liquid.Simple start-up. Just dig a hole, drop in the Doggie Dooley, add water and the Digester Powder, and your system is ready to go.System breaks down dog waste using the enzyme and bacteria action in the Waste Terminator Digester Powder.Easy-to-use system has foot-operated lid opener.Nontoxic, noncaustic and safe for all domestic animals.Harmless to lawns, pets, and shrubs.Controls odors.Helps keep your lawn and play areas clean and sanitary.Recommended capacity for one large or two small dogs.Includes 8 oz. Waste Terminator Digester Powder. Refills can be purchased separately.How Digesters WorkA digester works as a miniature septic tank for dog waste. Septic systems are designed to condition waste by converting the solid waste to liquid. This liquid can then pass through the soil and be harmlessly absorbed into the subsoil. This conversion to liquid would naturally occur over a long period of time if enough moisture is provided. The addition of digester powder utilizing enzyme action will drastically speed the rate of this conversion to liquid. The same enzymes that achieve this are already present in every digester and septic system. However, the addition of more enzymes acts to speed the digestion process and bypass several unpleasant side effects such as heavy malodor in the process.Selecting A SiteYou can choose your yard, lawn, or flower garden, just use common sense by keeping away from tree roots, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and the path of your lawn mower Doggie Dooley receives orders for new lids because people run over their Doggie Dooley with the mower. To help avoid this problem grow a flower garden, or place mulch, stones, or bricks around the lid. This will help make it more visible and a less likely target.Check local laws about how far digesters should be placed from wells. Digesters should be the same distance from wells as septic tanks.It is best to place your unit a few feet away from any structures, such as your house or outbuilding, and try to avoid entrances.Place it within reach of a water source, such as a garden hose. You will need to add water frequently.Try to locate the unit in an area of your yard with minimum clay content. The unit requires normal ground drainage to operate effectively.To check for normal drainage, perform a perk test by adding five gallons of water to the 20" x 20" x 14" hole. If it drains well within 24 to hours, it should operate properly.Digging The HoleDig the hole a minimum of 20" x 20" x 14" deep.If the hole gets too large that is still okay. The pyramid shape makes it easy to back fill the hole. It's better to have the hole a little larger than necessary, rather than too small.If the hole gets too deep you can adjust it by adding extra dirt, bricks, or stone unde