The acidic pH makes it hard for “bad” bacteria to infect your vagina. When you use soaps, sprays, or gels — and yes, even water — to wash inside your vagina, you disrupt the bacterial balance.

Gray water is a sustainable way to reuse water from your home on your garden. But, it's not always a safe option.

For instance, don't use potable water to water gardens; use grey water instead. Instal rainwater tanks and harvest rain water for swimming pools, the flushing of toilets and for washing cars.

🔥 As dawn breaks, the still water glows like fire beneath a silent hunter. The Grey Heron stands poised in golden reflections — a perfect moment of calm and majesty in nature.

If you see water dripping from your tailpipe, it could be totally normal. Or it could foreshadow catastrophe. Here's how to tell the difference.

PRE-LOVED PUDDLES: Re-use household water in your garden. So-called “grey water” from washing vegetables, washing up and even showering is fine.

The law allows the Illinois Department of Public Health to impose civil penalties against non-community water supplies that ...

A proposal to install historic interpretive signs at a museum and park combination near the west end of Upper Canyon Road turned controversial Thursday, with residents attending a public meeting ...

Over the last half century or so, millions more people have moved to greater Los Angeles, settling in increasingly far-flung ...

Several signs outlining the history of water rights and development in Santa Fe are coming to an Upper Canyon Road ...

Tips for greywater use What is greywater? Greywater is the waste water from showers, baths, spas, handbasins, laundry tubs and washing machines. Water from dishwashers and kitchen sinks is often ...

This so called ‘grey water’ contains a little Fairy Liquid, but apparently plants can filter that through soil and roots - or so the Royal Horticultural Society website tells me.