Actually, of the 400 gallons per day per household, how much of that would actually pass throughthe unit and be recovered for irrigation.  I think most of that 400 gallons per day is to water our lush lawns and gardens.

Great!  Now just slap a reverse osmosis and UV system on the outlet and you’ve got drinking water.

Xerolet’s Infusion Tank sanitizes all other sources of gray water in the home that drains from washing machines, showers, and sinks. This sanitized gray water can be used as supplemental irrigation for landscape vegetation which can save an additional of fresh water per home each year.

So it will take more than 2 days to process the water used by an American Household in ONE day…Hmmm…Brilliant…Give that Company the contract…morons

I think Dean Kamen’s “Slingshot” water purefier would a better idea.  And this would finally provide a real market for it.

It is great development, in view of saving precious water. I wouls appreciate if we can develop such systems afforadble for rural population in third world countries.

Sounds too good to be true!  And probably is!  California has NO statewide septic regulations, so each County has their own septic rules and regulations (over 60 California counties!).  Most California counties require onsite advanced treatment systems to comply with performance standards set forth by ANSI/NSF (specifically to the ANSI/NSF Standard 40).  Question #1, is this Danish company going to obtain their NSF certification? (note it’s a 2-year minimum test period) Question #2, is this technology going to be IMPORTED, or manufactured locally?  My guess is that we Californians won’t see the Biokube anytime soon.  Look more closely at the Hoot System, which is mfrd locally in each US market and is certified to BOTH the ANSI/NSF Standard 40 (a Class-1 Treatment Unit) and the new Nitrogen reduction Standard 245.

Almost everyone leaves out the costs of their poduct.We are looking at Raw land (20acres)for two homes and afew RV’s. Your System sounds great. Would you consider using a couple of families as testers (donating and installing it to us.)? We live in Washington State in Auburn. It
would save us alot of money and you would be involved in making our Familied Dream come true.
We could evaluate and inform others about your product. Where we want to move, there is so much raw land and no sewers. people are getting serious about going green. Please get back to me and let me know what you think.      Thank-you   Yvonne

Also ,of course you would have to hump through Pierce Counties Hoops to obtain aproval.

  Yvonne