Outside Kitchen Sink Drain
We purchased a new fifth wheel and the sink on the outside kitchen drains into a pipe that runs directly to the other side and has a cap on it. Remove the cap and it drains directly onto the ground. T...
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Swamp Man wrote:
One thing to consider is that a lot of private RV parks no longer allow dumping of gray water on the ground. Some state parks are getting that way also. You could get one of those tote tanks for gray and black water and use a hose to drain into it...
What do tenters do in the State parks ? How do they wash they're cooking utensils? Do they bring them all to the washroom and do it there? I guess washing your hands and letting the water land on the ground is a big no no as well? Do they now have to bring their own portable "grey tank" and dump it with all the RV's at the dump station. What about brushing your teeth and spitting it out on the ground , is that a no no too? Not sure how a bit of grey water falling on the ground is going to hurt anything as long as it is nothing toxic or stinky.
I'd be more offended with dogs urinating all over the campsite than I would a little grey water falling onto the ground. Just my 2 cents
