How do you handle grey water (family of 5)
I guess it is the nature of the beast-- 5 people in a Puma 21 footer, sleeps 6. Unless we are at a resort, the grey water always backs up. I saw people at the camp ground this time with blue portabl...
Forum Discussion
calamus wrote:
"If I wanted to stop dumping GREY water on the ground. (Which I don't). How do all you folks collect the wash water when you wash your Rv or your Towed? After all it is nasty. It has all those bug guts, dirt and oil spray from those diesels that has to be washed off. I think the engineers on this board must be able to come up with "advise" because surly THEY don't let this GREY water just run on the ground. Sand bags placed around the vehicle? Wifey out there with a mop? Might also need a system for when it rains so none of this stuff touchs Mother Earth. I sure wouldn't want to have my children play on a campsite full of bug guts after a rain"
pulled this off another thread makes alot of sense.
I have never tried washing my motorhome in a campground. In some campgrounds it is forbidden to do so. I may clean the windshield, but that's it!
In my driveway at home, that's different. There is no rule against washing vehicles at my house, and I am the ONLY one who does it. there won't be somebody different every 4 days washing their rig!
The bottom line is; READ the campground bulletin board to find out what the rules are, then OBEY the rules! Yes, the rules DO apply to YOU! If dumping grey water is against the rules, either don't do it or go somewhere else!
