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Recycled water saves portable water, plus it is better for the plants in irrigation.Recycled water usually contains detergents that have nitrogen or phosphorus, which are plant nutrients. GreywaterAction.org also says reusing recycled water keeps it out of the sewer or septic system, which reduces the chance that it will end up in our local streams, lakes and ponds. It also increases the life and capacity of your septic system since usage decreases. Recycling water saves money as well. With water costs rising, many people who choose to use recycled water have lower monthly bills.

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The downside to recycled water is that some systems can be very expensive.

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If the area is small and the water flow is low, the juice is not worth the squeeze.

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It may also require more maintenance than a regular sewer or septic system.

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The climate may also be unsuitable for recycling. You may only be able to recycle in warmer months if you live in cold climates.

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Your soil may be too permeable or not permeable enough, and you may need to make adjustments.