laundry-to-landscape systems use your
washing machine's internal discharge
pump to help distribute water through the
yard. a diverter valve is installed behind
the washing machine, allowing greywater
flow to be directed to either the landscape
(normal use) or to the sewer (if for
example you are running a load with
bleach). the pump provides positive
pressure which can be used to run the
water long distances horizontally or even
slightly uphill. it also simplifies irrigation
lines, allowing for a single main line
supplying multiple irrigation branch lines.

this type of system is easy to adjust flow
levels to different irrigation basins, and
fairly easy to modify to accommodate new
landscaping. it can be used on flat lots and
in homes with no access to plumbing, such
as slab-on-grade houses. it is generally
trouble-free and easy to maintain.