How Do You Manage The Salinity Of Recycled Water?
When gardening or landscaping, it is important to keep the salinity of your water down. Salt is an enemy to any living thing that grows out of the ground, as sodium chloride will rip through any grass, leaves or stems. Managing salinity can be a difficult task if you are using recycled water, as it can contain contaminants with traces of salt in them. However, with the proper strategies, you can reduce the risk of this occurring and maintain a nice, landscaped garden with recycled water. Place one bucket outside so it can catch fresh rainwater. In order to conserve our diminishing water supply, it is a good idea to take fresh water right from the source. If you live in a place where it rarely rains, take a bucket and fill it with fresh water from the hose. Take the other buckets and fill them halfway with the recycled water. Do not fill them all the way. This is where you will dilute the recycled water’s salinity. Take the bucket of fresh water and distribute it through the buckets of
