Can I dump in the curbside sewer?

I don't have the time to read the whole 5 pages. But, my answer is, Heavens No!

AK49er wrote:
Anybody ever peepee outside? It's a gray tank for pete's sake. Won't be long before you can't even wash your rigs outside with all the crud that gets on it.

Ever talked to someone that owns a car wash?

Actually I know of locations where it is illegal.

rvten wrote:
Your waste tank material. Is considered a Bio-Hazard material.
The fine and clean up cost would be heavey.

BIO HAZARD.. So we can not even go down the road carring this stuff with out a permit?

Come on folks.

Mike s

Here is another thought. Every year we do a three day float trip down the Buffalo River in AR. There are also hundreds if not thousands of others that do the same thing. All camp on the gravel bars along the river. They all dump their dishwater at the edge of camp. They also go to the edge of the woods to take care of other business. And, there are about 800 Elk in the area. I am sure none them would do their business close to the river. The river floods at least 4 or 5 times a year. I wonder where all of this stuff goes.

Really?

There is a very large park/greenbelt that runs thru my neighborhood.
Probably 1 1/2 miles long. All the residents walk their dogs thru it letting them do their business... It is sloped with a sidewalk pathway down the middle that doubles as a culvert type structure. When a storm comes along all the water drains down to it, with all of the dog droppings, where it disappears into a STORM drain!

Gotta keep some perspective. Some here are confusing Black and grey water, others refuse to acknowledge all the far worse "stuff" that is already going down these drains.

Having said all that... I wouldn't do it... As these pages prove... In many minds perception is reality.

People from Canada are odd.

That's about all I have to say about any of this.

Bruce

Anybody ever peepee outside? It's a gray tank for pete's sake. Won't be long before you can't even wash your rigs outside with all the crud that gets on it.

I expect it's illegal, but really shouldn't be. The problem is, if you let folks dump their gray water, some will go ahead and sneak in a black water dump, because some folks are like that.
But gray water is not any more unsanitary than ordinary run off water in any town.

Don't dump it the sewer! That is a waste. Dump it on your front yard. There are many valuable mineral and nutrients in the waste water. your grass will thank you.
MM49