Drip system filter help please!

I would not recommend drilling a disposal either. Most disposals have inlets to connect a dishwasher drain. Your dishwasher drains into the disposal then drains out into the house drain lines. See http://homerepair.about.com/od/plumbingrepair/ss/anat_disposal.htm
If you have that inlet on your disposal and it is not being used by a diswasher, this would be the cleanest way to hook up your drain without going through the hassle of adding an extra connection in your main drain line.
 
Is there something that deals with a pool I can hook up to? Really I am not sure if there are any other places I could put my water out put to! :uhoh:
 
I'm not quite sure what you are asking about the pool? How are you tapping into a water line to get the water to the tank? What frain lines do you have available to handle the outflow, sink, gutters, utility sink?
 
I like the idea of constant drip type water changers and I see that you have a ball valve in your design. It occurred to me that if you have a 2 gph changer on constantly thats over 17,000 gallons of water per year. I like the idea though and would love to have one that I could turn on for a day a week to do a water change.
 
Yea that's one draw back of the drip system. I'm not sure if it would be on 24/7. Maybe like 3-4 days a week or on vacations of powerfeeding sessions, but I'm not sure.

I can get this whole thing to work but I just need a drain place... Seriously I'm not sure there is one within 50 feet!
 
That's an idea. Does anyone know how much a 150 gallon rubbermaid costs?
 
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