Using rain water to flush toilets.

[Thomzo]

Oh yeah. Wow, that many bottles! I do need to drink more wine.

Mind you, I did used to take them to the recycling. I've managed to save three and I only started .....




..... yesterday.

[Bonniegirl]

Ah well I have to confess I didn't drink all of them myself..honest!

We had a party and we still haven't taken them to be recycled. I did think I would have a go at making some of my own wine, so was in no rush to get rid of them!

But yeah drink more wine...........it's good for yer!~

[Kiwi]

Jeeze Bonniegirl, you have not been here 5 mins and you've created another drunk just like you...

You my dear have enough bottles to build yourself a two storied house...

[Bonniegirl]

Aww! Shurrup you! Don't be giving these good people the wrong impression of me!!

[yugogypsy]

Hey Zoe,

Google "Emergency rain water filter" then you can filter it to drink if need be. Also look up greywater recycling-that will give you something on getting the bath and dishwater to a tank-I plan to do the same within a year or two. Just got my rain barrel, so I'll start with that.

Lois

[layman scientist]

hi there new to forum so be gentle with me. next spring i will be extending my extension and fitting a downstairs cloak room(teenagers in showers...). im mid terraced and have one of 2 down pipes coming into my back garden, i plan on storing and using rainwater to flush soon to be 2 toilets but am confused how the washing machine will be able to use rainwater for the rinse cycle as modern machines are commonly fitted with only cold water supply any ideas or extra water treatment information much appreaciated.

[Millymollymandy]

Sorry, I don't know the answer but hello and welcome to the forum!