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Does Wannon Water promote the re-use of household wastewater or grey water?

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Does Wannon Water promote the re-use of household wastewater or grey water?

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Grey water is the term used to describe water that is sourced from the laundry, bathroom (shower/sink) or kitchen, but not the toilet. The use of grey water on the garden can save drinking water supplies. However customers should note the following: • Grey water may contain disease causing pathogens • Council and EPA permission/permits are required to re-use grey water • The installation of any grey water system should be undertaken by a licensed plumber. Wannon Water advises people wishing to install such a system to talk with their council in the first instance. The purchase of a grey water system may qualify for a Rebate. For more information on the use of grey water customers are encouraged to visit the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) website.

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