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| StrykerPez | Grey Water vs Black Water | 3 | Feb 3 2010, 10:53 PM EST by 182crazyking | ||||
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This was prompted by some of Pedro's plan.
In my experience, grey water can be strained by mesh (to keep solids from clogging pumps and irrigation) and used immediately, no other filtration or treatment necessary. Growing up on a ranch, we relied on a septic tank and leech field to take care of waste water. The only thing that went into the septic tank were the toilets. Everything else (kitchen sink, shower, washing machine, bathroom sink) went into a holding tank with a pump that fed irrigation systems.
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| DuckDefender | Electricity Sourcing | 1 | Oct 24 2009, 4:30 PM EDT by PedroAsani | ||||
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This is a great source for specific electricity suggestions: http://www.utahpreppers.com/2009/06/electricity-during-an-emergency-solar-power-generation/
I agree that solar isn't efficient at all dollar's spent/ electricity produced though after tax credits (in my state at least) make solar panels almost free.
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