Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

What do you do w/ your grey water if you have a sink thanks in advance

if your in a camp ground you dump in the sewer connection. your not really suppost to just dump it on the ground, but it has been know that if you are in the middle of know where it in up in the middle of know where.are you can carry a container to put it in and take it home are some roadside park has dump station. i usely find a place to dump

We had a thread on this a couple of months ago....I just find a convienent bush.....soap will break down the surface tension on the surrounding soil and the plant will be able to absorb water and nutrients a lot better....got that one from Jerry Baker on PBS.....I spray the lawn with soap in the sprayer all the time....it works....Doug

I don't usually camp in organized campgrounds, so it's not a problem.

Have a good day.

I use a small 4 gallon bucket under the drain

Roger C Lakewood WA

Hi

I am with Doug on this, greywater straight to live topsoil is the best method (for the enviroment a least)

Depending on the terrail a small portable tank like the one shownin Gages picture can be very handy for getting it to the sol in the right area.

I can't see how grey water to the soil is going to hurt anything--especially since a lot of us are peeing in the bushes anyway.

Even if there's a restroom available, it's still more fun to do it in the bushes.

IraRat wrote:I can't see how grey water to the soil is going to hurt anything--especially since a lot of us are peeing in the bushes anyway.

Even if there's a restroom available, it's still more fun to do it in the bushes.

They are more concerned about the soap than the pee.

asianflava wrote:They are more concerned about the soap than the pee.

I know--I remember that thread from a long time ago. (Plus, I don't pee in the sink if I have choice.)

But what kind of world are we living in where soap is more dangerous than urine?

Ohhhh...I've even embarrassed myself here.

IraRat wrote: I don't pee in the sink if I have choice

Ohhhh...I've even embarrassed myself here.

In nauticle terms a "gentleman" is a fellow that moves the dishes before he pees in the sink. Of course this is something I would never take part in when you can do it over the aft rail....as long as there isn't a strong following breeze.

Steve in St Augustine

What if I just mounted one of these on an inside wall and ran a pipe out the fender?


A fellow could dump grey water in there if he were so inclined!!

what is that?

Laredo wrote:what is that?

What is what? Gray water or the funnel-shaped sink with the toilet lid on it?

WarPony wrote:The funnel-shaped sink with the toilet lid on it?

I thought it was a toilet that looked like a funnel-shaped sink.