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Virtually all jurisdictions have banned aeration of graywater because bacteria in the graywater could be carried by winds across to neighboring properties. Pop-up sprinkler systems also require high pressure to operate – graywater vortex pumps generally do not provide sufficient pressure to elevate the sprinklers.
