After finishing up the bathrooms, I trenched and ran a line from the grey water slide valve back to my garden. You want to run this line to a low point in your yard as the line must slope down hill (smooth slope without dips) so you don’t have any standing water in the pipe. If you can locate the recycler within the area of where the discharge lines come out of the house then all the better. So here are some pictures of the work on the line:


Now I was ready for the assembly and installation of the recycler. I will provide the parts list and instructions for building the recycler in a later post. I built mine from common plumbing and spa components, most of them recycled, so I did not have to spend a lot of money. I will offer the design free of charge but can be persuaded (for a price :-))) to build one for you if you are not mechanically inclined or just don’t have the time. So you get an idea of what's invovled, here are some snapshots:




I had to dig this great big hole where the recycler tank was going to be located:


Here is my work crew... on lunch break :-)
It's finally in its place...
That's all for today folks... in my next post I will be giving an update on how the recycler has been working out for us, while I keep working on a parts list and building instructions.
Larry (aka Toolman)
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