That is what you would call a confined space not only could there be a hazard of collapse more likely there could be a low oxygen environment or sewer gases from material decaying. i would attempt to clean with big shop vac and extension or some other way that did not require you going in there. If you do have to go in make sure someone is outside to get help and get a fan blowing fresh air the whole time you are in there. You could also call a plumber or septic guy to clean it out for you and just write a check. Here is a link that might be useful: My blog

I always water in well when I've finished planting seedlings or plants. Then keep an eye on the weather and water again as needed if it hasn't rained until they are well established. Annuals will need their own kind of attention, but with perennials, trees, shrubs they aren't considered established until at least one year has passed - nothing newly planted is drought tolerant. Mulching over your planting bed, up to and around our plants, will help to keep roots cool and conserve moisture.

Cut off the dead roots(sponge like), coat with cinnamon, spray the rest with alcohol leave overnight, then replant in good potting soil......should be fine......hope this helps, how we do our succulents, Clivia, bulbs, ect..........

I have the Duet 9200 and I have a real bad problem with the clothes getting tangled & braided together, and soap not rinsing out. I would not recommend Duet! Whirlpool did replace my washer for this problem and the replacement is doing the same thing. You might want to look at the post " follow up on my replacement washer" I have added pictures. you will see how bad it is. Good luck! Marie