Grey water recycling

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Greywater systems recycle water by collecting water that has been used for one purpose, and then using it for another. Depending on local regulations, greywater may be collected from sinks, bathtubs,

DIY Automatic Grey Water Recycler Photos: slemke This is one of the coolest DIY water systems I have ever seen. The idea is brilliant and is worthy of your time in today's world where we are already experiencing water shortages and high-water costs. But post SHTF it will be invaluable for grey uses like watering ...

Reusing water that we already have is a simple and common sense idea, and greywater systems do just that. If regulations in your state allow it, recycling water from the kitchen sink for irrigation…

Californians could be saving up to 50,000 gallons of water—and about $400—a year by recycling household water. And setup can be surprisingly easy.

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