Can you use this for grey water too?
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I do. It's more convenient than the liquids, has no perfume smell and works great.
2076218
Most definitely. It is a wonderful product - I've been using it for 9 years now - full time!
2064397
You may use just cheapest grey soap instead of spray as I do, however spay may be more 'sophisticated' way of doing the same
2047001
I don't see why not. It should be good for any water that is hard and impure.G K P
1323773
Drain water from a washing machine is considered "greywater" and this well can certainly be used for it. "Blackwater," (which is sewage) is not allowed. Note: this has nothing to do with the color of the water, but rather the classification of the material being drained. Hope this helps....
873509
I personally do not leave the pump on when not in use. Grey water flowing by gravity should go thru, but if there is any debris, it may stick in the pump.
1701422
Sorry I am not sure. You should be able too. If you drink the water it soaks in to make sure and get the most out of it
1802169
I think that would work great. I've only used it for water but I think you have a good idea!
2177262
If you have hard water, yes. It's worth the small price to extend the life of your steamer ;D
1513297
Not really. I think what you want is a particulate filter or reverse osmosis for that issue.
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I believe you can BUT it wouldn't be worth the time or trouble. Mine didn't even last one season before all nozzles were nonworking or only spitting a stream and that was with very light usage.
2072528
Yes you can, that's what I use. I tried the cone filters and didn't like them.
2011545
U could, but its not that effective. They don't absorb well. You're better off using vermiculite for your mud problem, or try to dispense your water more evenly. Verm is very airy and absorbs great
2209782
No, you can put pretty much any water in here, except salt water. The worse the water, the more often you will need to clean the filters, but that is easy. Ceramic and the black filters are pretty much the same. If you want Flouride, arsenic and lead taken out, you need to get the PF2 or PF 4 filters as well. Let me know if you need more help.
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I don't believe you are supposed to as it will shorten the life of the filter. If you do, be sure to run cold water immediately after so as not to provide a nice environment for bacteria, algae, etc.
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yes I use this in laundry. It is the only thing I can use the way our water is. I never tried it on colored clothes of any kind but it does well on whites...just rinse it an extra time.
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The gray water would only contain water (H2O), Ozone (O3), Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2), and whatever dirt would be on your clothes. Hydrogen Peroxide is only slightly acidic at 6.2 on the ph scale so it shouldn't be enough of a change to make a difference in your plants.
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I wouldn't use these at all. The water doesn't flow through it correctly and it overflowed on mine. I just use the grey replacement ones that came standard with the coffee maker