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Depends on what you call pretreating. Allowing nature's microbes to biodegrade grey and black water in an enclosed setting may be considered pretreatment. But usually people think CHLORINE is a pretreat item.  When using the Archaea group of microbes all organic compounds are reduced to their elemental/nutritional form. It eliminate odor, will not allow methane production, and chelates any and all toxins into their non toxic state.  This way the water will  be potable and ready for reuse in your water storage home system. (in addition a biogenerator can be connected to the biodigesters to collect loose electrons to make electricity for your residential needs.  Catch rain water, install water cistern ,  make a home garden, green house, food storage program.  Drought passes you by, food quality and quantity increases, zero waste, and allows you to work towards being 100% off the grid and 100% sustainable.  

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 This is septic tank water 24 hours after being "treated" with the Archaea RNA microbes.  Test lab reports: no pathogens found, oxygen content 3x . Potable, super oxygenated, and trace elements in their elemental/nutritional form.

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Thanks Guy! Could you provide link(s) to what I can read to get more from your comment?

 

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