What is recycled water used for?

Answer 1

The sun sucks up the evaporated water its called vapor its sucks up lakes, rivers and oceans. That water is perfectly clean. The clouds move over the land and drop the water as rain. The rain runs into rivers eventually ending up in the ocean. The cycle starts again.

A:The recycle system recycles water because you have water particles that go in a never ending cycle A:One of the most effective impacts the water cycle makes is cleaning the water. The process of evaporation and condensation is basically a large scale fractional distillation column, and pure water is one of the direct results (unfortunately, the condensation and collection processes are prone to contamination, like acid rain and dissolving minerals that make our water hard, but that can be mitigated by controlling the collection process more closely, if you've a mind to). When it rains or snows, the condensing water takes much of the particulate matter in the air down to the surface of the Earth, and the water collection process washes stuff down to lakes and oceans, where evaporation happens again.

Answer 2

Water is one thing that pretty much recycles itself. By working its way through the water cycle it refreshes itself constantly.

Answer 3

we recycle the water becase we donot have so much carbon

Answer 4

Recycled water is commonly used for irrigation of parks, Golf courses, and crops. It may also be used for industrial processes, construction activities, and toilet flushing in certain applications.