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By Avshalom Noham
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We recently built out and installed a grey water system in Los Angeles.
By making some changes to previous sink and tub lines while separating the water from the sewer line, we’ve created a code compliant grey water system. The back flow valve we installed prevents any sewage backup from going into the grey water system.

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  2. The purpose is for disposing grey water, not utilizing it for whatever reason. What purpose does the water serve in a normal public sewer system or private septic system? None. I love it, I will pair it with a nice compost toilet and be fully self reliant. Mad props great vid!

  3. I want to reuse graywater – not blackwater! – in a very large commercial building to power a series of indoor small turbines to generate electricity before the water leaves the building. Is it OK/legal to separate blackwater and graywater within a large commercial building before they are ultimately recombined to the sewage plant?

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