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Gray water is water that has been used for some non-sewage purpose. | Gray water is water that has been used for some non-sewage purpose. | ||
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* dishwashing water | * dishwashing water | ||
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+ | Using a fine-mesh [[http:// | ||
===== gray water disposal ===== | ===== gray water disposal ===== | ||
Gray water is held in different ways depending on the dweller' | Gray water is held in different ways depending on the dweller' | ||
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+ | To increase stealth locate the drain on the camper so you can easily and stealthily release into grass (near back bumper, etc). Drain only at night; not only does this reduce the chance of being spotted but also gives any damp ground a chance to dry up by morning. | ||
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+ | ==== Legality of draining wash water on BLM land ==== | ||
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+ | > Although the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) found at 8365.1-1 (3) generally excludes “wash water” from BLM’s prohibition against draining or dumping, it can be specifically prohibited by Supplemental Rules issued for a specific area. This applies equally to RVers and tent campers. -- ((https:// | ||
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+ | It is common for vandwellers with sinks to drain those sinks directly into a container. | ||
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+ | A jug with an upward-facing mouth may be easier to route water into. | ||
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