It is economically and enviromentally possible to recycle gray water from your home with the use of a Zeolite Filtration System. If you live in a rural area with a septic system, this can be done quite easily.
To start, seperate systems need to be installed. The toilets need to be left to drain into the septic system so that the solids can be broke down by bacteria. The rest of the gray water from showers, tubs, sinks, laundry, and dishwashers can be plumbed into a seperate gray water tank. The gray water tank will hold the grey water until it reaches full capacity. When it reaches full capacity, a pump is activated, pumping the gray water through the zeolite filter and then sprinkle through the lawn.
If seperate tanks are not feasible, you can still use this system by inserting a pipe into the septic tank to a level that is midway down the tank. This will keep the grease and solids from stopping up the system. Pump the water through the zeolite filter and out on the lawn with sprinklers.
