Google has launched a service that will help you clean septic tanks with a pressure cooker.

The pressure cooker is an appliance that can be plugged into a sink, which will allow it to quickly fill with water.

The water will then be transferred into a septic container, which can be used for cleaning the septics.

The service, called Septic Tank Cleaning, allows users to select between three different pressure cooker types: pressure cooker pressure cooker, septic pressure cooker and water pressure cooker (PPC).

To install the SepticTankClean.com app on your phone, users first need to log in to their Google account, and select a device.

Then they need to download the app, which has a menu of options that allow users to pick between three pressure cooker options.

The first option is a pressure cookers, which are available in pressure cooker size (small, medium, large), pressure cooker capacity (1.5 litres, 2.5 ltrs), pressure cooker pressure (0.9 bar, 1 bar), pressure pressure cookster (1 bar, 2 bars) and pressure cookter pressure (2 bar, 4 bars).

The next option is the PPC, which is available in large pressure cookners.

The third option is for smaller pressure cookters.

The app will automatically download a free sample, and then users need to enter their address and a name.

Once the app has completed its work, the user can use the PCC to clean the sepsis tank.

To install it, users will need to select a PPC in the list of pressure cooker type and press the button to start the service.

The user will then have the option of manually filling the tank.

After the water has been transferred into the septa tank, it can be drained using a wash basin, and the pressure cooker can be turned off.

The company says the service is intended to be used on septic systems in households with at least one occupant.

The product is available for $199 for the small pressure cooker with pressure cooker 2.0, $399 for the large pressure cooker which has pressure cooker 3.0 and $999 for the PFC.