Where do they get this gray water? I have never heard of it or seen it. Ed in NJ P.S. Being from NJ, often called the cesspool of the USA, I have seen brown, murky water; green water; and even water so filled with oils and human waste that it was "dead" water, but have not heard of Gray water.
You know, I'd just assumed it was a universally used term for wastewater that can be reused for irrigation. That is, it's not sewage, but it is sink or bath water. Maybe it's a West coast thing?
Where do they get this gray water? I have never heard of it or seen it. Ed in NJ P.S. Being from NJ, often called the cesspool of the USA, I have seen brown, murky water; green water; and even water so filled with oils and human waste that it was "dead" water, but have not heard of Gray water.
ReplyDeleteHey Ed,
ReplyDeleteYou know, I'd just assumed it was a universally used term for wastewater that can be reused for irrigation. That is, it's not sewage, but it is sink or bath water. Maybe it's a West coast thing?
Thanks for the comment!