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Short Answer
It could indicate a septic backup, clogged pipes, or drain field failure.
Detailed Answer
When multiple drains slow simultaneously, the problem often extends beyond a single pipe. Septic tank overloading, clogged filters, failing pumps, or saturated drain fields can all contribute.
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