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Originally Posted by JSH
If they became standard as you recommended above then everyone would have them. As it stands today I'm sure plenty of people turned on their landscaping sprinklers. That is what a coworker of mine did. He is on a well so they will run until the power cuts or the pump burns out.
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Don't know why keeping the grass wet is important. I suppose if it's wetting down barkdust or something.
If fire suppression were standard, then infrastructure would be built to accommodate. I kinda doubt the whole neighborhood running 1-2 GPM would cause a drastic drop in water pressure at the hydrant, but I'm willing to be wrong.
The idea is just to keep everything wet. Doesn't have to be a flood of water.