What the Mud Hen Can’t Do

If your industry produces slurry as a by-product, you probably know that it’s not always easy to deal with. You have to manage it carefully so that you don’t violate any wastewater discharge regulations. The Mud Hen is a great concrete slurry water system. But let’s talk about what it can’t do.   It Can’t Make Your Slurry Disappear The

Who Polices Water?

As a wastewater producer, you might be struggling to figure out who polices water. And we aren’t talking about the people that police the lake you’re boating around in. Depending on the state you live in, there will be different laws and agencies regulating wastewater discharge. For instance, if you’re in California, you can count on at least 12 different

Remote and App-Based IIoT

We’re seeing an increase in the implementation of remote and app-based IIoT (industrial internet of things). It’s a way for machines to communicate about the process without actually disturbing the process. It’s a great way for businesses to keep track of what is going on with their equipment so they can effectively maintain it.   The data collected using remote

Welcome John Stones to the Team!

Full Circle Water is pleased to announce a partnership with John Stones, a wastewater equipment specialist, to represent our products in the Southwestern United States. Products offered include equipment to clean slurry water, pump and chemical feed solutions, as well as equipment for slurry handling. We call him a “slurry guy” who can be reached at www.slurryguys.com. He will work

Meet our Newest Addition to the Team—Alan Swift!

Full Circle Water is excited to welcome Alan Swift to represent our products and services in the Southwest. He is an industrial wastewater, concrete, and aggregate equipment specialist who provides solutions to contractors who generate slurry as a by-product of their operations.   Our partnership started when he met one of our owners four years ago at an agricultural show

Levels of Dirty Water

You know you have dirty water, but just how dirty is it? Dirty water is categorized by how unsanitary and unsafe it is. As part of an industry that produces wastewater, these categories should be on your radar.   Category 1 Water Category 1 water is the least harmful contaminated water. Typically, Category 1 water is water that has overflowed

California’s Water Recycling Criteria: Title 22

California is a state we should all be talking about when it comes to water consumption, water restrictions, and droughts. They’ve implemented a man-made drought that will begin in 2022 thanks to a bill that was signed by Governor Jerry Brown in May 2018. 2022 is the year in which “guidelines for efficient water use” must be in place to

Lack of Best Practices

It’s an unfortunate but true fact. There is a lack of industry standards when it comes to not only wastewater discharge, but a slew of other best practices. Best practices maintain a standard of quality. Best practices may be methods or techniques that are accepted as superior when compared to all other methods and techniques. These best practices produce the

Ongoing Maintenance for Water Filtration Systems

Investing in a water filtration system, like a filter press, can be a huge commitment. While filter presses are the most effective solution for taking care of slurry and wastewater, the upfront cost can be intimidating. The efficiency a filter press will create—in addition to eliminating the fear of violating wastewater discharge regulations—is well worth the cost. In order to

Lack of Universal Wastewater Discharge Standards

Being part of an industry that produces slurry water and wastewater can be difficult. With a lack of universal wastewater discharge standards for, it might be hard to determine which regulations you need to follow.   Within an industry that produces wastewater—whether it’s the concrete industry or you’re dealing with professional car wash wastewater—you have to be mindful of wastewater