The only thing that irks me about water recycling is the seemingly discriminatory nature of the implementation. This is only from my experience in my area of So

The only thing that irks me about water recycling is the seemingly discriminatory nature of the implementation. This is only from my experience in my area of Southern California where it's been talked about for years, and implemented in certain areas. Those implemented areas have consistently been lower-income, which never made sense to me. I would think the higher-income areas use more water because of lush landscaping (any view of zip codes on Google Earth will show this) and swimming pools (or other recreational use). Also, any changes (like re-piping or whatever) is probably easier in higher-income areas, as the neighborhoods tend to be newer, with more room for construction work. It just feels discriminatory, like, "Let the poors have the dirty water."