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Old 05-12-2006, 06:04 AM posted to aus.tv,aus.gardens,aus.general
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lynx wrote:
imorf wrote:

ros wrote:
My lawn is pretty green too - i use ALL my grey water from washing
machine (front loader), shower (yes, savers) and rinse water from the
kitchen sink on the grass and plants etc. Adds up to quite a lot,
and everything's thriving, tho i did change my washing powder to
phosphate free 'green care' liquid - aus made, and works great.

/pat on the back.


Meanwhile industry uses how many thousands/millions of litres daily?


It's a renewable resource, so who gives a **** as to how much industry
use. It's not as though we are going to run out.



Are we talking about water here?? And you don't care how much is used?



Jen



 
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