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Thanks for your input-but
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That is not at all the problem or the cause as the stains are clearly where the sprinklers hit and there is no, or should be no connection between your plants and chemicals you apply and the water system. The reason why homes that use potable water are their lawn, must have a back flow preventer. My question was I and many others use this partly processed water and it hits stuff like veggies and fruits you may be growing. |
Yeah...the irrigation water sometimes gets a little "Ripe" :)
Its not highly treated which is why its cheaper. It seems to occur after a long period of dry weather followed by downpour. |
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Just taking the water use cost from my last bill. Water use only "base fees" not included: It cost me $16.72 for 6490 gals of "inside" water = .0025 cents/gal and $54.43 for 16,490 gals of irrigation water = .003 cents/gal. Not sure if that "proves" anything but that's my last bill and seems irrigation is a bit more than drinking. There may be other factors but that's just raw info.
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Hmmmmm
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Hm Hu (have nothing to say just though I would build up my numbers)
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No, but thank you for caring. Actually I posted something, but I could not verify it (could not find my water bill) so I deleted the posting. Not a / / / guy, so I typed something else. |
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I am not disagreeing with the cost of the various types of water, I would just like to understand why.
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