Anyone here re-use greywater?

Question

we have ours diverted for garden use. I'm curious about how many others consider this

Answer 1

Greywater by definition is re-used but redundancy aside, I use it. Be advised, some plants don't do well with the inherent soaps and detergents, not to mention the contents of a failed science fair project poured down the drain. When my tank is full in the spring, I check pH and I test some out on a few sacrificial plants before using it else where.

Answer 2

I use it outside for my gardens, but inside after breakfast dishes ARE WASHED I empty the dish pan into watering cans to use on my 1/2 million house plants..

Answer 3

I consider reclamation and re-use of 'white' water for consumption and 'grey'water for energy reclamation and careful re-use. 'White water is the water that flows cold until warm water begins to flow from any faucet'. 'Grey water is directed to warm incoming cold water till no gain can be experienced'! Grey water is then pooled for evaluation and treatment (for acidity) before being released into the correct marshland habitat that can absorb it at the right rate to not incur an imbalance.

Answer 4

Greywater is good for plants - just make sure you don't drink it! Not so tasty!!

Answer 5

PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS GREY WATER I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF IT