Would you use gray water to water your plants?
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Bobbi Primo
realtor and property manager
“I would, because we’re in a severe drought, so we need to conserve water. And golf courses already do it.”
Catherine Goodison
works in software
“Yes—because why not?”
Kathy MacNeill
county project manager
“I would if the plumbing in my house would allow it. I grow a lot of organic fruits and vegetables, and I would like to continue that.”
Paul Goodison
works in software
“I would consider it, as long as the water isn’t too soapy. You would also need to change the plumbing in a lot of houses to make it work.”
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