Grey water,was this YOU

Caz said:
Here we go , grey water disposal again. :mad1:

Devil's advocate - there is nothing in the photo that confirms the waste water has come from the VW pictured other than the fact that it is parked on top of it. Maybe the previous occupant of the parking space left it?
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May I correct you caz if you look at the sill on the drivers side in front off the rear wheel I was watching the drips still exiting Their discharge pipe,unless by misfortune they parked right at the spot where some other unrespectfull person dumped,then I am truly sorry(NOT)
Come on you have got to be kidding!
 
David & Ann said:
We use kitchen towel (paper) to wipe all plates as clean as possible and then wash it in sink with fairy liquid. This way, there is never a morsal of food that goes into the tank.
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I lick my plates clean & never leave a bit behind.:lol-053::lol-053::lol-053:
 
trevskoda said:
I lick my plates clean & never leave a bit behind.:lol-053::lol-053::lol-053:
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Trev I think your hilarious! You must've been brought up like us eat it or you got a belt round the lug,aye and don't you dare leave ought.
 
The laird said:
Trev I think your hilarious! You must've been brought up like us eat it or you got a belt round the lug,aye and don't you dare leave ought.
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Yep been brought up by grandparents who were through 2 world wars and aloth there was a fair amount of money in our home we were taught never waste food or put no more than you can eat on a plate makes sense dont it,anyway if you dont have a larf whats the point in living.
 
trevskoda said:
Yep been brought up by grandparents who were through 2 world wars and aloth there was a fair amount of money in our home we were taught never waste food or put no more than you can eat on a plate makes sense dont it,anyway if you dont have a larf whats the point in living.
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It's a good principle to and one my mother employed.

But .....


Not one I liked as being the youngest of 4, my siblings just dumped the food they didn't like on my plate when she wasn't looking and muggins here couldn't leave the table until the plate was clear!
 
The laird said:
May I correct you caz if you look at the sill on the drivers side in front off the rear wheel I was watching the drips still exiting Their discharge pipe,unless by misfortune they parked right at the spot where some other unrespectfull person dumped,then I am truly sorry(NOT)
Come on you have got to be kidding!
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'Twas just a thought that crossed my mind. Many is the time I have panicked on noticing an oily splodge under my vehicle and been reassured that it wasn't my vehicle leaking oil/coolant or whatever but a previous occupant of the parking space. In fact it happened only last week, that's why I thought of it.
 
David & Ann said:
We use kitchen towel (paper) to wipe all plates as clean as possible and then wash it in sink with fairy liquid. This way, there is never a morsal of food that goes into the tank.
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I use my dishwasher, err pot licker, to remove all traces of food from my dishes, pans are usually wiped as clean as possible with paper towel. An absolute minimum of water (usually about half a mug) is heated and used (with Fairy liquid) to wash everything then a minimum of cold used to rinse and a dry with more paper towel.

Total grey water, not much more than a tin can full is then placed inside an empty tin can with the used paper towel to which more paper is added as I use it, by the time I bin the tin can the water has been soaked up by the paper.

For personal hygiene, I use a minimum of water and a flannel which gets thoroughly washed as and when I can, generally in public toilets. Shaving is only done in public toilets.
 
I wonder if there's such a furore on the Boy Racer forums everytime one of them is spotted discarding a Maccy D wrapper in an improper manner?
 
Just what do people put down their wastepipes, When we clean our dishes or what ever, we always clean the plates by wiping the residue off first then wash them ( I suppose dogs are good for that bit) There is never anything particularly bad comes out of our waste water tank not bad just water.
GWAYGWAYwater. The amount of water we carry and the size of the waste tank is 100 liters each but rarely do we have anything like that amount used and always find somewhere decent to drop the waste . Lyndon Top for instance ,, Arthur will tell you to drop it and keep the grass greener in dry times or even with the waste hose to put it on the tree bases. No need to ever drop it on the road where somebody will see it, and think it is youknowwhat.
 
Wooie1958 said:
I`d have put it through the letterbox :dance:
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My old boy did one better,knocked nabs door and when they opened it he tossed dogs shiscabab of shovel up there hall and said you can walk it on your exminister now,they still did not stop we fido doing it at our door so next week a bar of laxative was feed to it and about 2 days later they got rid of it,god knows what state there house was in that night.:scared:
 
Wooie1958 said:
I`d have put it through the letterbox :dance:
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This dumping of rubbish and that comment reminded me of something many years ago.
I used to find cigaratte butts in my back garden and the only place they could have come from the neighbours garden, and he didn't smoke.
But he had a son, so I was sure that it must have been him having crafty fags while dad was out and hiding the evidence over the fence.
Had a word with son and it was denied and butts still appeared.
So collected them up, into an envelope with a note addressed to son and posted through letterbox. Note said:
"Think these are yours. Please don't throw any more into my garden, Thanks.
If I see any more, they must be your dads so I will post them in a note to him next time"
Butts stopped appearing after that :)
 
The outlet from my grey water tank is a 40mm T piece fitted to the tank with a 12v 40mm solenoid valve fitted to one side of the T this can be operated from the dash, the other side of the T is a manual 40mm valve. I use the dash operated valve often I don’t wait untill the tank is full, if raining I dump as I travel if there is no traffic behind, some layby’s have a grid if not I can reverse over the edge and dump on the grass, choose where it is it is not in large quantities.
 
Byronic said:
Careful now. 3 months in the Scrubs if you're caught giving yourself a Brazilian in public
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Dunno about three months ... but after only three weeks I felt like I needed a bloody good SCRUB in the shower when I got home!
 
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