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Unread 02/26/2011, 08:12 PM   #51
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Into the tub and down the drain. Doesn't a 5 gallon bucket into the toilet make a mess?
Nope, toilets flush when you add water above the normal fill level, that's what normally happens when you push the lever....

So as you pour the 5gal bucket in the toilet flushes itself until you stop pouring. Once all your buckets are empty, press the lever to re-fill the toilet with clean water and you're done.


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Unread 02/26/2011, 08:24 PM   #52
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He uses his RO wastewater on the yard, not used saltwater.

I use my old SPS water into a 100 gallon rubermaid I have some soft corals in. I use that water on a pair of small systems that are fish only and a pod grow out experiment. After that it goes into the drain that goes out to the ditch in the summer, and gets poured on the stone driveway in the winter.


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Unread 02/26/2011, 08:53 PM   #53
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If you have a septic put it in your yard. I you live in the city the drain is just fine. If you rent and your landlord is a TOOL, WHO CARES RIGHT.


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Unread 02/26/2011, 09:23 PM   #54
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If you have a septic put it in your yard. I you live in the city the drain is just fine. If you rent and your landlord is a TOOL, WHO CARES RIGHT.
I think its been decided that the yard is a bad idea unless you want a patch of dead grass.


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Unread 02/26/2011, 10:03 PM   #55
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i spill most of it in the floor so there isnt much left when im done
By far my favorite haha


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Unread 02/26/2011, 11:56 PM   #56
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How does the FOWLR tank do with used water?
Works out great, water params on the reef are spot on, basically all I'm wanting to do is dilute phosphate and nitrate levels on the FOWLR anyway.


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Unread 02/27/2011, 08:19 AM   #57
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melt the ice in the winter on our walkway...2x5 gal buckets just thrown out the front door..summer just pour it off the deck on yard small amopunt has never been an issue with gilling the grass ect


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winter - used it to thaw snow/ice one the front walk

summer - will be using it to kill grass in the driveway


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