There are two types of waste generated in the average household. This is gray and black water. Gray water consists of water used for washing household items, e.g. water rinsed from dishes, take a shower and wash. This water can be recycled for reuse.
Blackwater is water that cannot be reused because it is too polluted and is mostly waste from toilets. You can also look for aerated wastewater treatment system for households for wastewater treatment.
Environmental influences
Wastewater has long been treated and reused to conserve the earth's natural resources. The average house uses a lot of reusable water. All you need is clean with care and is completely safe to reuse.
Blackwater should be separated from gray water as it can carry disease-causing organisms and is not considered safe for reuse. If black water returns to the environment, it can cause contamination and therefore must be disposed of completely.
Gray water treatment
If gray water is not treated very quickly, it can develop into anaerobic bacteria, which are very dangerous and render water unusable. There are various kinds of purification systems that purify gray water so that it can be used for various purposes such as washing clothes, watering plants, bathing, etc.
Some treatment options are only suitable for certain types of gray water. For example, a pre-treatment system that converts anaerobic bacteria to aerobic bacteria is best for water that comes from washing dishes.