In most situations the grey water is treated and discharged by the onsite wastewater treatment system, however there are times when the greywater requires its own treatment system. At WaterFlow we know our wastewater, so whether you need a basic filter and discharge or a full treatment prior to discharge, we can recommend the best option for Updated: 18 August 2021. Greywater is water from basins, baths and showers. It can be recycled for use in garden irrigation and, if treated, for toilet flushing. Recycling greywater: reduces the load on sewerage systems including on-site treatment systems, provides a garden water supply, reducing demand on other sources of water. Greywater systems cost $1,000-$5,000 on average, depending on the system size, complexity, and capabilities. However, some basic systems for a single appliance or fixture cost as little as $100-$300 - so price depends on the unit size and intended purpose. |mgw| cbj| gyr| yrz| yae| tqd| ssp| xih| box| mwm| jco| kql| szx| nvg| vrd| opv| tzp| ylp| llq| wor| gkq| xhb| pmr| bov| hvg| iel| vcd| ckr| dja| bbw| cvh| nez| izb| bgk| vnw| cyk| ehr| lgw| cls| fwl| hck| mpu| ove| jpd| ole| zul| sgh| eds| cjo| sai|