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RE: Reusing Water from the Washer
We've been using all our washing machine water for the past year on our landscape plants. The only change we made was using a clothes detergent that doesn't have salt in it. It's called Bright Green from Safeway and it does a great job (and I'm picky about this). The plants are thriving! In addition we divert ALL our SHOWER WATER to landscape plants. The system continuously extracts the gray water (so you don't stand in slippery soapy water) and then pumps it through the wall an onto landscape plants. A remote hangs from the towel rack and turns the pump on and off. Using gray water from clothes washing and showers combined saves us a LOT of money! If you are interested in the shower product we use, it is at www.MiragePacific.com
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RE: Save Excess Water for Houseplants
Hi Susan
We save ALL our shower water for landscape plants. We have a product that continuously extracts shower water and pumps it through the wall and onto landscape plants. It saves us a great deal of money each month and is simple and convenient to operate. There's also a remote that hangs from our towel rack which turns the pump on and off. If you are interested, the company's website is www.MiragePacific.com ... View related article.
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