Water recycling shower design?
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lucky420
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
Bbbbut I think golden showers is a thing...
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Captain Goddammit
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
I did not know that about you...
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
Fuck it then, make it rain...lucky420 wrote:well if consenting adults want to consent
Sooner or later, it will get real strange...
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
I'm currently living off-grid in SF and we are paying about $0.40/gal for drinking water, with an impending plan to pay $0.12/gal for non-potable fresh water (for showers, etc). Cost savings are more relevant to us than most shower owners.Captain Goddammit wrote:Maybe I'm ignorant of water cost in SoCal. Is it crazy expensive?
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Captain Goddammit
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
In a situation like that I can see the water purifying and recirculation.
I was assuming it was just for Burning Man where it makes no sense unless, like Mulch, you're a rocket surgeon doing it for the engineering challenge and not for financial or logistical practicality.
If cost and logistic practicality aren't the bigger concerns, well... hell thats Burning Man.
I was assuming it was just for Burning Man where it makes no sense unless, like Mulch, you're a rocket surgeon doing it for the engineering challenge and not for financial or logistical practicality.
If cost and logistic practicality aren't the bigger concerns, well... hell thats Burning Man.
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Mountain Bobby
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
Shouldn't that be:lucky420 wrote:Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
Peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ?
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BBadger
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
Could you utilize cheaper, non-potable water sources? Your shower setup will already filtering and recycling water. It'll spoil your water containers of course.
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FlyingMonkey
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Re: Water recycling shower design?
@ $.12/gal isn't the cost of your system costing more then what potable water would? I understand that over time the cost is reduced but it will need maintenance & repairs.
It's an interesting experiment but I can't imaging an effective & safe system being inexpensive.
It's an interesting experiment but I can't imaging an effective & safe system being inexpensive.
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