LiberallyInclined
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Tue Jun-21-05 01:56 AM
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| I'm really glad that our house doesn't have a water meter... |
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this is the 3rd time this year that i've gone to bed and forgotten to turn off the sprinkler. luckily- insomnia came to the rescue to-nite.
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Spinzonner
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Tue Jun-21-05 02:21 AM
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| 1. Get a water-driven timer |
izzie
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Tue Jun-21-05 03:50 AM
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| 2. Many places meter the waste. I always thought that funny. |
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Knowing some people they would send their waste out the back door. I once bought a house and found out the owners had put a pipe in to run half their waste to the wood lot next door. Thank good it was just the washer etc. People will do odd things.
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LiberallyInclined
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Tue Jun-21-05 09:20 AM
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when they decided to start charging for waste, rather than try to meter it, they just used the same number as the meter coming in- if it's coming in, it's gotta be going out, was the logic behind it...which meant that if you watered your lawn a lot, you'd really be getting "hosed" on the sewer part of the bill.
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Tue Jun-21-05 09:44 AM
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| 5. That's what we have..same usage charged for sewer as for water |
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Ends up costing us about $100 a month for both and we're forbidden from using the wells.
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Tue Jun-21-05 09:24 AM
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if one has a water well they will put a meter on it. And yes our sewer bill is based on water usage.
Nobody escapes the water meter man.
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