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Published March 20, 2019 05:41 by Yolandi Schoeman, Founder at The Ecological Engineering Research Institute and the Baoberry Centre for Innovation

You can also think of using constructed wetland technology, such as sub-surface flow. Works very well. Water should be tested upfront to check pH and main contaminants so as to use the most appropriate phytoremediating plants. Also works well to change to using alternative laundry detergents that are more natural without containing parabens, phosphates, petrochemicals or sulfates.

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the most appropriate phytoremediating plants.

Bonjour Yollandi Cela n'existe pas de plantes épuratoires. Tout végétal par son complexe racinaire absorbe uniquement que du liquide. Si ce liquide contient des polluant nocif pour la plante, celle ci va saturer et mourrir. Tout Vivant sur terre ne se nourrit que de Vivant. Le nourrir avec de la pollution est un crime contre l'humanité car tôt ou tard ce végétal saturé de polluant sera enterré dans le sol et restituera sa pollution contaminant l'environnement.

Hello Yolandi

There are no purifying plants. All vegetal by its root complex absorbs only liquid. If this liquid contains harmful pollutants to the plant, it will saturate and die. All living on Earth feeds only on living. Feeding it with pollution is a crime against humanity because sooner or later this saturated plant of pollutant will be buried in the soil and will restore its pollution contaminating the environment.

Published March 20, 2019 11:20 by lyseconcept jean Marius, Biotechnology for the purification and processing of excrement, in natural fertilizer, in liquid form, for fertilizant at Lyseconcept

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A constructed wetland technology with floating plants works even better. The key question here is, does the laundry have land around it for the wetland? Regards to @ll

Published March 20, 2019 08:56 by Eduardo Casado Fernández, PROJECT SUPERVISOR at Tragsatec

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