Grey water holding tank

Water tanks and grey water holding tanks can be used for storing grey water from showers, baths and laundry tubs and washing machines. A grey water holding tank can be installed either under the house, above ground or as a slimline version down the side of the house.
A grey water holding tank can come in various capacities. Ideal for construction site office trailers and for other bulk waste storage needs, a grey water holding tank can either be installed permanently or even temporarily for grey water waste.

A grey water holding tank can also be used for temporary situations such as mobile office restoration and connected to portable hand sinks and portable toilets. Some grey water holding tanks can be used for RV motor homes and for use under trailers. Excellent for camping and for motor homes too.
A lot of grey water holding tanks are made for safe, reliable storage of potable water and grey water and most agricultural and industrial chemicals. You can easily customise a grey water holding tank to your needs, based on size, use and which range you are going to choose. A grey water holding tank can be rugged, impact resistant and wont leak on you and they wont rust or corrode. A grey water holding tank can come with fittings, caps and lids and are either round or rectangular in shape.

A grey water holding tank needs much less attention and treatment than a black water holding tank. A lot of people will purchase a Grey water hodlling tank for RV motor homes and they can hook it up and keep the grey water stored for a few days or even my find it convenient to leave the gray water tank valve open. If you use the RV Motor home for more than a week with the gray water valve open, then is it’s a good idea to close the valve and add a holding tank chemical to treat the water then allow it to fill. This will flush out any build up from the kitchen sink (if it is hooked to the kitchen sink) and keeps the tank fresh.

A grey water holding tank can be quite foul of smell if used to store grey water in it and it hasn’t been flushed out for days. It is recommended that if you do install a grey water holding tank then you should flush it more frequently, as this will keep it more sanitary and less foul smelling.
There are many things to consider if collecting and holding gray water. The gray water holding tank should be durable and non corrodible. The gray water holding tank should also be attached to a disinfection unit or treated. Tanks size will depend on the available space and the amount of gray water being used. Gray water tank placement is important for gravity feed, and for maintenance reasons. Ensure that you install an overflow line with a one-way valve to allow excess gray water to flow into the sewer.

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Please also consider safety factors when installing a grey water holding tank. You should consider children and pets and where the tank is going to be situated. Ensure that you contact us for advice on sanitation and installation and we can provide you with all the information you need to install a gray water holding tank.

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