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Wow, walked out of work to some much needed rain here in wisconsin. i don't
think we've had a decent rainfall since early july. trees really feeling
the affects. btw anybody have a good method for treating softened water so
it's safe for plants? all the water in my house is run through the
softener.

weather
 

Wow, walked out of work to some much needed rain here in wisconsin. i don't
think we've had a decent rainfall since early july. trees really feeling
the affects. btw anybody have a good method for treating softened water so
it's safe for plants? all the water in my house is run through the
softener.

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anybody have a good method for treating softened water so it's safe for
plants? all the water in my house is run through the softener. BRBR

Oh, good grief! No, there is nothing you can do; it has salt in it. Check with
the installer. Normally they leave one bibb or faucet with untreated tap water.
That is the only house water you can use for plants. Otherwise you will have to
collect water from a dehumidifier or buy purified (not mineral) water from the
grocery store. You can install a rain barrel and collect rainwater over the
winter to use next summer.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming
train."
Robert Lowell (1917-1977)

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In a message dated 9/12/2003 6:11:07 PM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
trees really feeling
the affects. btw anybody have a good method for treating softened water so
it's safe for plants? all the water in my house is run through the
softener.
The best solution is to either remove the softener or run another pipe that
bypasses the filter.

Cordially,

Michael Persiano
The Michael Persiano Bonsai Studio

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problem of course is there isn't any water tap unsoftened and i rent so i
can't really just change the plumbing.
"Peter K." wrote in message
...
Wow, walked out of work to some much needed rain here in wisconsin. i
don't
think we've had a decent rainfall since early july. trees really feeling
the affects. btw anybody have a good method for treating softened water so
it's safe for plants? all the water in my house is run through the
softener.