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Dracunculus · 07-23-2004, 12:16 PM

advntrsekrs:

Lots of people do just what you have suggested...use the "waste" water for other purposes. It all depends what you do with the line for the waste water. Some people just plump it directly into a drain pipe, but then the water goes down the drain. I have mine loose at the moment...mostly keep it in the sink, but if I am going to do laundry soon, I just place it in the washing machine to let it fill. Just make sure to keep tabs on it.....don't want to overflow the washing machine...it would be a real pain to clean up.

Some people divert the line to the garden, or to a larger container for watering plants as well....the water can go anywhere you lead the line to.

07-23-2004, 12:16 PM	#20 (permalink)
Dracunculus Midas Blenny Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 95 View Gallery Karma Komment	advntrsekrs: Lots of people do just what you have suggested...use the "waste" water for other purposes. It all depends what you do with the line for the waste water. Some people just plump it directly into a drain pipe, but then the water goes down the drain. I have mine loose at the moment...mostly keep it in the sink, but if I am going to do laundry soon, I just place it in the washing machine to let it fill. Just make sure to keep tabs on it.....don't want to overflow the washing machine...it would be a real pain to clean up. Some people divert the line to the garden, or to a larger container for watering plants as well....the water can go anywhere you lead the line to. __________________ If you are not a part of the solution, then you are a part of the precipitate.