What are grey waters uses?
It is possible to use some grey water on your garden, but there are a few things to consider first. Generally speaking, grey water is not suitable for use on food crops. Grey water from the kitchen sink can contain detergents, food residue, grease and fat. Water from washing machines and dishwashers may contain chemicals like nitrogen and phosphorous that can ultimately contaminate ground water courses, and cause undesirable effects like algae growth. For this reason, indiscriminate use of grey water from these sources straight onto the ground is to be avoided. Grey water from baths, showers and wash basins may contain relatively small amounts of soap, and other chemicals, and is generally considered dilute enough to water the garden with. However, many people advise against using even this grey water on edible crops. The fact is that bathing water can also contain pathogens and micro organisms that are not desirable to include in the food cycle. If you decide to use it, it would be wi
