Finally made it to the Cat scales
Getting the truck right took longer because of the Covid related supply issues but I did this to simulate a full camper.... I had a full black and grey tank. Fresh was almost empty. Stocked the k...
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jimh425 wrote:specta wrote:
I've searched the Forest Service and BLM regulations here in Utah and I have also spoken with the "people who know" in both agencies here locally and I would imagine they are pretty universal across the country and the the closest I could find in regards to dumping gray water is not within 100 yards of any brooks, streams, rivers or lakes.
I think you meant “should know”. ;)
https://www.gottagoutah.org/rules-regulations.html
Who is "gotta go"??
As per US Forest Service, looks like "they do know".
US Forest Service Dispersed Camping
"GREY WATER
Is old dishwater, which should not be dumped just anywhere. To wash yourself or your dishes, carry water 200 feet away from streams or lakes and use small amounts of biodegradable soap.
Scatter strained dishwater.
In the backcountry be sure to dump gray water away from any fresh water sources and use biodegradable soap."
I was wrong. I thought it was 100 yards from water but its 200 ft.
