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Jim posted: 20 Jul at 11:34 am
I don’t think it will hurt them but what I do is I catch rain water to water my garden and plants
altterrain posted: 22 Jul at 8:08 am
It should be okay just stinky. I would do a quick pH level check on it as it could be acidic. You can find pH test strips with pool supplies.
diy Guy posted: 25 Jul at 12:22 am
You certainly can use that water for irrigation
Most “irrigation wells” are simply shallow wells that may not meet drinking standards, but are fine for watering crops (or flowers). If your water is too acidic, it may cause some issues with certain plants that like “sweeter” soil, but unless you have thousands of dollars invested in your landscape and house plants, I would just let it rip and see what happens
Mick posted: 25 Jul at 2:57 am
I have well water and use it to water our plants,but ours is not high in sulfur content.Your water may be too acidic for some of your plants.
mickiinpodunk posted: 27 Jul at 6:07 am
You can, but you may want to add lime to your soil more often to counteract the sulfur content.
Ajiis posted: 29 Jul at 9:11 am
Here’s a greener road to travel
A typical car wash lasting 10 minutes uses approximately 100 gallons of water. What if we could conserve hundreds of gallons of water in one week. Go to a local car wash that uses recycled water or use an eco-friendly waterless car wash waterless car wash.
It takes only 15 minutes, is effective and uses no water