Diversion - Grey Water

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Changing weather patterns, recent drought conditions and the continued growth of cities has caused increasing pressure on potable water supplies. Grey water from households is a resource and can be re-used for garden and lawn irrigation via approved grey water diversion systems, implemented in sewered residential premises. Substituting grey water for this purpose will not only reduce the demand on drinking water supplies, but will also reduce the amount of sewage wastewater discharged to the environment.

Follow these links for information on grey water diversion regulation in your state, for Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, ACT and Northern Territory.

Definition; for the purpose of grey water guidelines, states

G-Flow

generally recognising grey water as waste from washing machines, laundry tubs, showers, hand basins and baths. It does not include waste water from a kitchen, toilet, urinal or bidet.

Choosing a Grey water Diversion Device: Grey water diversion devises are evaluated under an Australian Standard and require WaterMark certification(link to www.saiglobal/assurancesservices/certification). There are penalties that apply to systems not approved and installed correctly, all of our solutions comply with state and local council requirements.

WaterGurus Greywater Diversion Solutions

Water your Garden while Showering...

We offer three installation options to diverting the grey water from your home and offer a free consultation service on the best solution for your home.