OWTS: Graywater Safety

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Date of Publication
January 25, 2022
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Homeowners who use graywater to water their lawns need to understand the risks and safety issues associated with this practice. This publication discusses the constituents of graywater; their potential effects on human, soil, plant, and environmental health, and steps to prevent harm to them. (6 pages)

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