Gray water dump
This will probably open a can of worms but who dumps gray water on the ground while camping when no hookups are available? Just curious. We have an outdoor cold water shower that we use during the sum...
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Yes, water from kitchen sinks has been shown to include harmful levels of bacteria that water from bathroom sinks and tubs does not include. They suspect that small food particles become stuck in kitchen traps, rot, and result in the growth of unhealthy levels of bad bacteria.
One of the other cornerstones of legal gray water use is not to store it, then dump, but rather to drain it out on a regular basis.
For both of these reasons, many RVers would find themselves on the "wrong" side of the law when it comes to gray water.
Lynn
One of the other cornerstones of legal gray water use is not to store it, then dump, but rather to drain it out on a regular basis.
For both of these reasons, many RVers would find themselves on the "wrong" side of the law when it comes to gray water.
Lynn
darsben wrote:
THE PDF even states Kitchen sink water is NOT considered gray water so you cannot legally dump RV "grey water" as it does not meet the New Mexico definition of grey water
