Effect of drain line on plants

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Hello,

I live in Las Vegas and just had a Waterboss 950 installed with the drain line going out of the wall of the garage. I have heard that the sodium chloride will kill all the plants around and also tear up the concrete of a walkway nearby and the house which it spills onto. The question is would I be able to circumvent this from happening if I dug a hole a couple of feet down, dropped the hose down to that point and filled it with rocks, sand and other porous material in order to not have it be a problem with the plants and concrete.

I understand I could change to potassium chloride, but the obvious cost is the main reason why I don't want to change.

Any thoughts would be very much appreciated.

Anthony
 

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