Use Water From a Dishpan to Flush a Toilet or Water Something - PEP BB greywillow.sand.dishpan

Three gallons of dishwater, in two batches, to water a small tree and flush a toilet.  

Website to dish soap verifying biodegradable:

https://www.mrsmeyers.com/product/dish/dish-soap/liquid-dish-soap-acorn-spice/

Used 2 pans of dishwater about 2 gallons each to water some plants on a hugleculture.  

Soap used:

Oasis Biocompatible Dishwash/All-Purpose https://a.co/d/10mylRF

Aurora House wrote:Over the course of the weekend I think I have 3gal dish water for plants

Additional dishes and dirty water from Basecamp Free BB 20 event I've just been chucking them outside on the hugle.

Used 2 pans of dishwater about 2 gallons each to water some plants on a hugleculture.  

Soap used:

Oasis Biocompatible Dishwash/All-Purpose https://a.co/d/10mylRF

Watering plants with dish washing water

Resubmission
https://www.ecover.com/products/dishwashing/washing-up-liquid-camomile-and-clementine/

here is my video!
https://youtube.com/shorts/Ym72vYMSJNs?

URL for the dish soap:
https://unscentedco.com/products/dish

This is a nice BB to couple with the Nest "do dishes by hand" BB, however old habits die hard and I had half the sink drained before I realized my mistake.  Good thing there is no shortage of dishes!  So, the following load I learned from my error and saved the water.  Seventh Generation dish soap was the soap used.  Here is some information about the soap:

https://www.seventhgeneration.com/blog/dos-and-donts-greywater-systems

"While there are no standard requirements for greywater-safe products here in the US, Australia has a strict standard for assessing products for greywater compatibility... Have a greywater system in place? We’re got you covered! Seventh Generation laundry detergents, hand dish, and auto dish products are made with greywater systems in mind, meeting all Australian standards and requirements."

I removed the water from the sink and put it into a five gallon bin.  It appears to be right at or above three gallons.  Then a young lilac got watered with it.

Hey Permies,
Like many of you, Oasis Bio-Pac is my go-to soap for laundry & dishes: https://www.bio-pac.com/oasis-biocompatible-cleaners/ (the little chicken tells you it's legit and is totally not ripping off Bon Ami). See fig0

So, as I have yet to get my kitchen resource drain set up  (see Brad Lancaster: https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/resource/branched-drain-greywater-distribution-plumbing/), I took a couple bowls and potfuls of water out to my grapefruit and lime trees to submit for this badge.

[disclaimer on some of the photos: one lens of my camera broke while crawling around under a mobile home, and it was marvelously repaired by Kapton tape - and is thus yellow]

Each vessel is 1+ gallon of liquid, some of it nice and bioactive like the whey (because my whey jar was full, it comes every day, sometimes you don't need more).
figs1-6 document the three different wash'n'dumps.

Happy homesteading!
Mark