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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Since you're from South Carolina, I just checked and it's illegal to dump gray water.
One of our 'duties' while volunteering for a national park was to go to each roadside faucet in the campground because water wasn't draining - just leaving puddles. We had to dig the soil/rocks down a foot to remove hair, toothpaste, garbage and grease and replace the soil with new. This is from folks washing their hair, brushing teeth and doing dishes at the spigots - even when there's a sign at the spigots stating not to do so. It was a disgusting job!! So think twice before dumping gray water. It does make a difference.
One of our 'duties' while volunteering for a national park was to go to each roadside faucet in the campground because water wasn't draining - just leaving puddles. We had to dig the soil/rocks down a foot to remove hair, toothpaste, garbage and grease and replace the soil with new. This is from folks washing their hair, brushing teeth and doing dishes at the spigots - even when there's a sign at the spigots stating not to do so. It was a disgusting job!! So think twice before dumping gray water. It does make a difference.
