Hundreds of cities offer rebates for qualifying greywater systems — and most homeowners don't know the money is there. Find out what's available in your area and start reusing water you already pay for.
A greywater recycling system captures water from your laundry, showers, and bathroom sinks and reuses it for year-round landscape irrigation — reducing household water use by up to 50% and often paying for itself within 12 months.
A simple, reliable greywater diversion system that captures water from your laundry, showers, and sinks and redirects it to your landscape.
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The ordering process is easy and straightforward. The product arrives quickly and in perfect condition.
While planning the design of our tiny house, I explored various grey water filtering systems. This particular design seamlessly integrated into our wastewater management plan. The county reviewed our water discharge and had no inquiries. We are extremely satisfied with the system and would strongly recommend it.
Received a GWDD pump unit in 2020 and has been performing top notch ever since. Original filters are holding up with regular cleanings monthly. I have it set up to either pump out into a natural swale or into a reed bed greywater filtration system that irrigates a garden most months. The pump performance is perfect to get up about 8 feet head over 75 feet distance. A check valve is needed to prevent the pipe volume from backflowing and refilling the tank. Reed bed has 3 legs of 30” length of PVC (1 1/2”) with about 25 half inch outlet holes per leg. Works great! Waterwise has amazing customer service and product is well worth the investment and (as proven) holds up long term with regular maintenance to clean the filters. Again, top notch!
I permanently live in a travel trailer. I was discharging my grey water directly onto my property but over time, issues arose with smell and constant water around the trailer. The grey water system enabled me to begin watering all my plants and I’ve been happy with the results. Plants are healthy and around my trailer is dry. I connected the unit directly to the RV hose and use a standard garden hose to water the plants. I move the hose around every few days. I have attached pictures below.
I have had my Aqua2Use for about 5 years. It has performed flawlessly. I use grey water to water my flower beds.
It saves me from using treated house water to water plants.
The system is easy to set up, and requires virtually no maintenance. I simply remove my filters each spring and clean them where they power washer, and reinstall them.
I have had the GWDD for 2 years now to help water my yard in Arizona. The unit is attached to the discharge from the laundry room. I have modified the discharge outlet to connect to a standard garden hose and then send the water out through a distributor to several hoses to provide surface watering with good results
Easy ordering and fast shipping
These are the only greywater systems we install for the past 8+ years. we have used other products in the past but the AQUA2USE & the AQU2USE PRO are the best on the market. We also use the AQUA2USE PRO in some of our rainwater harvesting projects as a prefilter be for it goes into the Rainwater collection tank/s. superior product to others on the market.
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After 13 years, I needed to replace my pump and switch.
Easy to order replacement parts.
after 13 years, I needed to replace the pump and switch.
This is the 2nd time I have had to replace
We really like the quality of construction and the filter system. The delivery was quick and it arrived in excellent shape. The installation instructions are a little vague especially with regards to the internal plumbing of the inlet and outlet. Better pictures would be nice. I would definitely recommend it!
We love the fact that we are sending pure water into our trees. This product is a wonderful investment!
Love the people that work there. The owner answered all the question that I had.
We live in the desert, and water is scarce. When we built our house, we put in two sewer lines - one for black water into the septic, and one for gray water (showers, bathroom sink, laundry) into the garden. We were concerned about surface smell and deposits, so we buried our irrigation lines and the emitters are each in their own PVC pipe filled with gravel, about 12" below the surface. It's been great to have all this additional water available for the garden.
Reuse laundry and shower water to replace a large portion of outdoor irrigation instead of pulling from the tap.
Maintain healthy trees and plants year-round, even during dry periods and municipal watering restrictions.
Reusing greywater can cut septic loading by over 50%, extending system life and reducing long-term maintenance costs.
Save up to 40,000+ gallons annually by reusing household water — and get rebate money back on top of the savings.
Save water, lower bills, and reuse what you already pay for.
