Grey water disposal with no sewer connection
we have an 11' camplite trailer with a small grey water tank. Many of the state parks have no sewer connections but do have a grey water disposal that looks like this. Sometimes its higher t...
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goducks10 wrote:
Those drains are for waste water. Could be washing dishes to washing little Johnny. I'd dump my tank into it if it meant not staying a couple days longer. What's the diff? We put a dish pan in the sink to catch soapy water. We take it over to those drains and dump it. I could just as well let the same water go into my grey tank and dump it as opposed to making 3 trips a day. I certainly also think that dumping 40-60 gals of grey water at one time would probably overload the drain system.
You identified the difference. A dish pan of water at a time versus 40+ gallons at a time. In addition, the system is old. It is set up to handle tent campers. If suddenly they are getting RVs filling up the campground and all those RVs are trying to dump their grey water, that's likely to overwhelm the sewage system.
