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Why Can’t I Recycle Stuff with Food On It?
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Do I Have to Remove Labels Before Recycling?
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Do Contaminants from Paper Make It Risky to Compost?
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What Happens to My Recycled Water Bottles?
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How Should I Get Rid of Grill Ashes?
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Can I Recycle Empty Paint Cans?
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What Does It Mean for a Music Tour to Go Carbon Neutral?
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Is There a Minimum Size for Paper to Be Recycled?
I only use the rinse cycle water. The first wash cycle water can have too many ingredients in it even if organic. It will also have the greater accumulation of food residue, skin cells and other "things" that can cause an odor in your yard.
You'll need 2 low priced items. A large, lidded garbage container and a wheeled plant dolly. Plant dolly, as in, platform w wheels used under really large potted plants to move them around. Can be found at builders or garden centers.
Place the garbage container on the dolly n wheel it next to your washer. Hook the water "exit" hose over the edge of the container. You'll need to stay close by the first time you do this to get an idea of how much water the container will capture before overflowing(depends on the capacity of your washer also)
You can wheel the water in the container out to your landscaping.Scoop it out w a watering jug.