Recent Wastewater Systems Articles
Gray Water Systems: Good Idea or Bad Mistake?
Posted by Carl Seville | Jul 16, 2012Most of us realize that water is a scarce resource and are looking for ways to use less of it in our homes. We need water to drink, for cooking, cleaning, flushing toilets, and, unless...
Tips for Buying a House in a Rural Area
Posted by s.e. smith | Jul 09, 2012Making a major relocation can come with a lot of unexpected things to think about, especially when it involves a big lifestyle change. I talked with Realtor DeeDee Thomas at Mendo Realty...
Composting Toilets: Not Gross at All
Posted by Noah Garfinkel | May 31, 2012When you hear the words “compost toilet”, there’s a good chance you immediately begin imagining some sort of terrifying box with a hole in it you want nothing...
Water Conservation is Easy With These Tips
Posted by s.e. smith | May 20, 2012With water scarcity is a growing issue around the world, so making the most of water resources is critically important even in regions where drought conditions haven’t been declared....
Picking the Greenest Toilet
Posted by Carl Seville | Apr 05, 2012For years, toilets worked just fine getting rid of our waste, but until relatively recently, they used a lot of water doing so. Federal law required that by 1994 all toilets use no...
Water Efficiency at Home Matters
Posted by Carl Seville | Feb 21, 2012About the only thing Americans waste as much as they waste energy is water. Kind of like the person who thinks that if there are blank checks in their checkbook that they must have...
How to Auger Your Home Sewer Line
Posted by Philip Schmidt | Feb 12, 2012If you've ever had your sewer line cleaned by a professional, you know how much it costs. One well known sewer maintenance business in the Denver area starts their pricing at $250 for...
Greywater Products
Posted by Philip Schmidt | Sep 01, 2011Residential greywater is all the wastewater from showers, bathtubs, bathroom sinks and clothes washers. It adds up to nearly 50% of the average household's water use. And while blackwater—wastewater...