Claytonsbest
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Please take a moment a check out this site.. http://www.parkerwest.com/
They say their recovery process involves a clay additive that transforms the particles in the reclaimed water to a solid in less than five minuets and then the water is ready to re use or discharge. In less than five minutes! They say after extracting the solid it only cost $70.00 per ton to dispose of as it is not hazardous. Does this seem to be the future? Rick G
They say their recovery process involves a clay additive that transforms the particles in the reclaimed water to a solid in less than five minuets and then the water is ready to re use or discharge. In less than five minutes! They say after extracting the solid it only cost $70.00 per ton to dispose of as it is not hazardous. Does this seem to be the future? Rick G
