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Definition of graywater in English English dictionary
- Residential wastewater (showers, washing machines)
- Water that has been used for showering, clothes washing, and faucet uses that can be reused for irrigation in some circumstances
- means drainage from a dishwasher, shower, laundry, bath, and washbasin and does not include drainage from toilets, urinals, hospitals, and cargo spaces
- Water that has been used for showering, clothes washing, and faucet uses Kitchen sink and toilet water is excluded This water has excellent potential to be reused as irrigation for yards
- wastewater produced from baths, washers, and bathroom sinks The wastewater generated by toilet is blackwater Graywater can be used for irrigation purposes, although each county has different regulations
- Water that has been used for showering, clothes washing, and faucet uses
- Water drained from building such as dishwashers, clothes washers, sinks, and showers Graywater usually requires some degree of treatment before it can be reused because it is likely to contain soap, contaminants from the kitchen, etc , but it does not include wastewater from toilets Today, we usually mix graywater and blackwater (sewage from toilets) The potential uses for graywater are numerous, including landscape irrigation, carwash, toilet flushing, and pool use
- is wastewater produced from baths, washers, and bathroom sinks The wastewater generated by toilets, kitchen sinks, and dishwashers is called "blackwater " Graywater can be used for irrigation purposes in some areas, although each county has different regulations