Household waste water from dishwashers, kitchen sinks, and toilets. Blackwater contains detergents and bio-waste that cannot be safely reused in a household or garden without treatment
Waste water from the toilet; sewage. See also Black Tank
Wastewater from toilets and urinals, which contains pathogens that must be neutralized before the water can be safely reused. After neutralization, black water is typically used for non-potable purposes, such as flushing or irrigation.
Water containing human waste from toilets and urinals. Black water contains pathogens that must be neutralized before the water can be safely reused. Typically black water, after neutralization, is used for non-potable uses such as flushing or irrigation.
Water that has a dark cola-like color caused by Humic acids, it has a very low pH and is very soft, common in the Amazon river basin.
Waste water generated by toilets, kitchen sinks, and dishwashers.
The heavy and solid part of wastewater that contains animal or food wastes.
The toilet water stored in a holding tank under an RV.
disposal water from toilet system, held in holding tank until you dump it, in large tanks or dumping station available at most campgrounds. see: Waste Water Tanks Article
water containing liquid and solid human body waste generated through toilet use.
A very soft, acidic water found in regions of South America (typically). Enriced with humic acids, the pH is usually around 3.5 - 4.8. Concentrates are available for treatment of aquarium waters.
Water from a toilet system held in an onboard holding tank until a means of disposal is available.
(1) Surface water that is dark in color because it contains high levels of colored organic acids such as tannic acid, or (2) domestic wastewater that contains animal, human, or food wastes.
Waste water that contains organic matter – i.e waste water from kitchen sinks, toilets, etc.
Several different types of water occur within the Amazon River basin. Clear, non- turbid, acidic, "black" water is derived locally from drainage of the forest and is colored by tannin from the breakdown of vegetation and high concentrations of dissolved organic humic acids. Black water areas are grayish black in color.
Sanitary wastewater associated with toilets only.
Water that contains animal, human, or food waste. .
Liquid and solid human body waste and the carriage water generated through toilet usage.
"Black Water" is a song by the American music group The Doobie Brothers for the album What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits. Released late in 1974, it featured Patrick Simmons on lead vocals.
Black Water is the fifth book in the Pendragon series by D.J. Mac Hale. Four months after Mark and Courtney were faced with Saint Dane in the root cellar of the old house they find the 16th journal leading to Bobbys journey on Eelong...only the rules have been twisted around and changed.
Black Water is a novella by Joyce Carol Oates and was originally published in 1992.
