shoresidejake
Member
I dump down the sink -- I rent a luxury apartment.
How do you dispose of your saltwater?
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t316
Active Member
Originally Posted by DrTITO
http:///forum/post/3066153
I have poured the waste water in the same spot for some years now and nothing grows there. Even the unwanted tree at the end of the drain died from the salt.
Heres a Question that I have always wanted to ask....if I dried out the waste water could the salt still be used ???
There would still be some salt there, along with a bunch of other cruddy solids that didn't disolve. This is "waste" or "dirty" water so it's going to be loaded with bad stuff. There would be no way to seperate the salt from the junk.
Thought provoking question though
http:///forum/post/3066153
I have poured the waste water in the same spot for some years now and nothing grows there. Even the unwanted tree at the end of the drain died from the salt.
Heres a Question that I have always wanted to ask....if I dried out the waste water could the salt still be used ???
There would still be some salt there, along with a bunch of other cruddy solids that didn't disolve. This is "waste" or "dirty" water so it's going to be loaded with bad stuff. There would be no way to seperate the salt from the junk.
Thought provoking question though
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by Nw2Salt08
http:///forum/post/3066224
I drain it into a bucket, put the lid on, carry it to my front porch and dump it off the side of the porch into the grass. My roses have never been more beautiful.
REALLY? I wouldn't think it would be good for flowers...hmmmm...
http:///forum/post/3066224
I drain it into a bucket, put the lid on, carry it to my front porch and dump it off the side of the porch into the grass. My roses have never been more beautiful.
REALLY? I wouldn't think it would be good for flowers...hmmmm...
t316
Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3066227
REALLY? I wouldn't think it would be good for flowers...hmmmm...
It's not. Eventually it will have an effect.
http:///forum/post/3066227
REALLY? I wouldn't think it would be good for flowers...hmmmm...
It's not. Eventually it will have an effect.
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/3066261
It's not. Eventually it will have an effect.
LOL...okay I'll keep it in the backyard and the drains
http:///forum/post/3066261
It's not. Eventually it will have an effect.
LOL...okay I'll keep it in the backyard and the drains
drtito
Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/3066210
There would still be some salt there, along with a bunch of other cruddy solids that didn't disolve. This is "waste" or "dirty" water so it's going to be loaded with bad stuff. There would be no way to seperate the salt from the junk.
Thought provoking question though
Thanks for the answer.
http:///forum/post/3066210
There would still be some salt there, along with a bunch of other cruddy solids that didn't disolve. This is "waste" or "dirty" water so it's going to be loaded with bad stuff. There would be no way to seperate the salt from the junk.
Thought provoking question though
Thanks for the answer.
t316
Active Member
Originally Posted by Nw2Salt08
http:///forum/post/3067097
Maybe not good but you can't tell by looking at my roses.
I saw a guy pee in his radiator once too. It got him home, but you get the point.
http:///forum/post/3067097
Maybe not good but you can't tell by looking at my roses.
I saw a guy pee in his radiator once too. It got him home, but you get the point.