This has been the easiest way I've come up with-
One five gallon bucket w/ buncha holes drilled in the bottom. I drilled 5/16" holes. Helpful tip- keep the holes smaller than the pellets-
Another bucket- I use a 4 1/4 gallon at the bottom so the top one holding the expanded clay sits higher than the bottom of the lower bucket and it's easier to get out. I'm sure another five gallon would be just fine too. Also gives a small area for the crap you rinse off to settle to.
It only took a few times to rinse, and I could use the rinse water to water other crap around the yard. It's important to get the most out of water in Southern California.
One five gallon bucket w/ buncha holes drilled in the bottom. I drilled 5/16" holes. Helpful tip- keep the holes smaller than the pellets-
Another bucket- I use a 4 1/4 gallon at the bottom so the top one holding the expanded clay sits higher than the bottom of the lower bucket and it's easier to get out. I'm sure another five gallon would be just fine too. Also gives a small area for the crap you rinse off to settle to.
It only took a few times to rinse, and I could use the rinse water to water other crap around the yard. It's important to get the most out of water in Southern California.