What do you do with your dirty water change water?

[twoclowns]

Where do you dump your old dirty water, just curious because I have dumped mine in the yard, down the drain, and used it to melt ice in the driveway.

 

[Dentoid]

Down the drain.

Down the drain.

 

[Woodstock]

Down the drain~

 

[Royalscott]

It all goes down the toilet.

 

[Origami2547]

I siphon it directly to the toilet about 30' away. I've got a couple of spring clamps that I modified with a 1" PVC coupling attached to each that I use to hold either end of the hose and just wait until the water level drops to where I need it to be for a water change.

 

[PEMfish]

Depending on the tank, whatever is closest; the toilet or front porch.

 

[BoomerD]

Straight down the crapper...

I know a couple of people who use part of it to kill weeds in their driveways, along fence lines, and such...seems likt too much work for me.

 

[kathywithbirds]

I siphon it directly to the toilet about 30' away. I've got a couple of spring clamps that I modified with a 1" PVC coupling attached to each that I use to hold either end of the hose and just wait until the water level drops to where I need it to be for a water change.

I SERIOUSLY hope you remember which end of the tubes goes where... and dont start siphoning bysucking th e tube!!!!!!!!

:bugout:

 

[KimPossible]

Straight down the toilet for me too...

 

[Origami2547]

I SERIOUSLY hope you remember which end of the tubes goes where... and dont start siphoning bysucking th e tube!!!!!!!!

:bugout:

LOL, Kathy. The hose never touches the (toilet) water or the toilet using my clamps! Actually, it's very convenient, quick, easy, and clean.

 

[sasquatch]

whats a water change?

 

[rlcline76]

I use it to drown fire ant colonies in the front yard.

 

[Varga]

I like to Bathe with it

 

[Triggerjay]

I sell mine on E-bay!





j/k

 

[vdituri]

I use it to drown fire ant colonies in the front yard.

Doesn't that kill your desert sand?

Those things scare me. I'm glad I'm just a wee bit too far north. (for now)
Them and killer bees.

 

[rlcline76]

Doesn't that kill your desert sand?

Those things scare me. I'm glad I'm just a wee bit too far north. (for now)
Them and killer bees.

I don't even know if there is anything salvageable in the sand.
I believe I read that Texas has 205 different species of ants. Now, if you read you pesticide sprays and so forth, I'm thinking only 20% of my ants are covered. According to an article glampk sent me, looks like we have a new ant hitting the state. Luckily, it is still in the Houston area. Kills Fire ant colonies, but does not react to pesticides. Covers everything...bites. I need to get out of this state.

 

[vdituri]

Run, don't walk. Wowsers. :smck:

 

[BoomerD]

I don't even know if there is anything salvageable in the sand.
I believe I read that Texas has 205 different species of ants. Now, if you read you pesticide sprays and so forth, I'm thinking only 20% of my ants are covered. According to an article glampk sent me, looks like we have a new ant hitting the state. Luckily, it is still in the Houston area. Kills Fire ant colonies, but does not react to pesticides. Covers everything...bites. I need to get out of this state.

YouTube - Houston Infected By Electronic-Eating Ants (Fox News Report)

YouTube - Crazy Rasberry Ants

 

[rlcline76]

Those would be the ants I am talking about!

 

[olivert00]

Right into the basement drain via pump and pvc...flip a switch and bye bye Old SW.
Deb