James Hogg

Jennifer Wadsworth wrote:Just so I can get a handle on what you actually want to do....

--where are you getting the greywater?
--what is the volume?
--for what purpose are you wanting to store it?

Personally - I would NOT store greywater - it's not a 'best practice'. Methods of cleaning greywater for storage/reuse often involve biological or living machine systems - definitely more complex.

It's going to be stored mainly because in the location there will be taps on their own (some of them anyway) so it would be better if all the water is in a ass collection area and can then be put back into the system to be used to flush the toilets. There is quite a lot of water but I'm not exactly sure on the volume.

Many Thanks

James

Thank you. I'm affraid that the water I'm using will need to be stored and therefore cleansed. Sorry to be such a pain but how would I do this?

Thanks Jennifer! I am in the UK so the water would not be used to water plants as the rain does that enough, it would be more for flushing toilets. What you said about purifying and cleasing it really interested me. What would needed to be included to clean the water enough to flush toilets and how would we get it to work?

Many Thanks

James

Can some please explain in detail what is inside a grey water system and how they work. Can you please also keep it as simple as possible. Thanks