On Jul 27, 11:38*am, wrote:
On Wed, 27 Jul 2011 04:44:19 -0700 (PDT), N8N
wrote:





On Jul 27, 3:11 am, harry wrote:
On Jul 27, 3:41 am, "Steve B" wrote:

I'm making a beer brewing room in one of my containers. I want to drain
grey water (that with soaps, sanitizer, and a little organic matter) into a
leachfield. There will be no septic tank because there will be no solids.
I know people who have done this with RV's.

I am going to cautiously read up on my county's laws, but think I can put
one in with little falderal in my very rural setting.

Anyone done this? Advice? Suggestions?

TIA

Steve

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You would be poisoning the earth unless you use biodegradeables and
even then, many are suspect.
Typical f**g Yank, poison the world so you can make/save money

WTF, plants love grey water. *putting it into the topsoil is the best
thing that you could do. *better there than into the bay where it can
cause problems.

nate

I agree. My washing machine has been dumping out under my banana trees
for 3 decades and they seem to love it. As long as the water is not
draining directly into a waterway and you are not dumping any kind of
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That's how the washing machine in my grandparents house was plumbed as
well. Dumped on the gournd. That might be the answer. A leechfield
for the water used to wash out beer vats might just be over
engineering this problem. Just dump it on the ground.