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Step 9Thats it!
The water now comes out of the pipes in the house, Using the plumbing in the house you would never even know.
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Dec 17, 2009. 3:58 PMrcallan
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I am thinking of trying this on a smaller scale to run the washing machine and feed the hot water tank. I need to keep the tank and pipes from freezing so it would have to be in my basement or burried below the frost line. It may not collect water in the winter. Thanks for the pictures this is very helpful.
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Oct 5, 2009. 11:49 AMsiliconsurfer
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Great system. What size is your collection tank & have you changed your usage patterns to accommodate not having water 'on demand' Do you 'recycle' any of your grey water & what do you do for your drinking water?
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Oct 5, 2009. 3:55 PM808blogger (author)
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thats 10,000 or 15,000 (i cant recall). And because of where i live we have no need to change any usage patters, the tank is almost always full. grey water just goes to the septic. There is no need to recycle any because it rains so much we dont need sprinklers or irrigation like that. The county provides free drinking water at spigots in a few areas around. There is one about 10 miles from my house so we just keep about 20 gallons of drinking water on hand at any given time.
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