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cmaster
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In California???? You're asking for trouble
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danmarck82
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The nearest drain in a parking lot is not connected to the sewer system for treatment but follows the rain
to the rivers and lakes that your cities are in turn drawing from for your drinking water. yum yum plus a very hefty fine goes with it. Edited by danmarck82 - 17/May/2008 at 10:56pm |
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h8z2luze
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Im on a well lol. If dirty carpet water is the worst thing that goes into it id say we should be ok. I did it right infront of a sheriff before and he waved at me...
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ChemicallyFried
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I was the original person to make this post many months ago.
For you wise men.....
The serious question I have is this "If all these dangerous chemicals come from earth then we dump them back on earth "....well would that be considered littering" or would it be considered putting back on the planet what was there before? If we create evil from the planet then isnt the planet evil??????Correct me if Im wrong.....
THink about it before you answer....
Is a Mcdonalds hamburger bad when the cow is killed or when we are all forced to eat the burger. Or is this burger bad when we see it advertised on tv. It may all be bad......
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I can remove more spots than you can.
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cmaster
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At McDonalds, it's all bad
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danmarck82
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Gas & oil are natural products of the earth but we don't dump them willy Nilly down the street .
neither should we be dumping Chemicals that way. Where do you get your notion that these dangerous chemicals come from the earth? Most are man made concoctions and mixture. very few are in there " natural " state so your thinking is flawed. Would you knowingly let your daughter or son drink from a glass of your " carpet water" ? I didn't think so So we shouldn't be so callous about our " Just Dump It " attitude either . IMO |
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CCandmore
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Gotta agree with you about that Danmarck.
I've been dumping at a couple of carwashes - trading for free CC with the owner. Last week I pulled up and some ex-state trooper started accusing me of "theft of services". Apparently he is the new owner. and . I just told him that nobody told me about the change in ownership and I won't dump there anymore. No big deal as far as I'm concerned, but the guy really had his panties in a wad. He kept saying "it's theft of services". I don't think I'll do any trading with him. I'm gonna dump more in customer's yard when I can and maybe my own sewer cleanout behind my house. |
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danmarck82
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Check with gas stations and Rv places for the location of the nearest Camper and Rv dump stations, hopefully your community has some. If not it makes it tougher to comply. a Once a year cleaning of a car wash owners house may go along way in securing the spot you need for dumping. and keep your van clean at the same time. Our future clean water supply depends on all of us.... We can each do our part. IMO
Edited by danmarck82 - 17/April/2008 at 10:01am |
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Michael
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CF, it's just not a practical question. It's more the kind of question an Environmental Ethics student would ask in their community college night class. Maybe amusing to wax philosophical about, but like danmarck82 said, your idea of "natural" is flawed.
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h8z2luze
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Ok think about this. If its so bad to dump in parking lot drains then why do they let the oils from the pavement be dumped in them. Havent you ever seen a newly paved parking lot? It's FULL of tar/oils/chemicals and everytime it rains guess where they go not to mention the oil from the cars that park in them or the bug spray, pool chemicals, etc... So just stop being a bunch of freakin tree huggers we aren't adding that much to the problem by dumping dirty water into the drains. Hope no one hates me for this post but it pisses me off.
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John L
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Your right h8z.. I see it all the time.. oil from driveways and car cleaning chemicals all going down the street drain and no ones says diddly! But if you have a CC sign on your van watch out for the political parasites.. They see $$$$.. Your $$$$..
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danmarck82
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Other people polluting does not justify us polluting! knowing right from wrong does not make me a tree hugger. The consumer is becoming better educated all the time, Dump on the street and people notice.....
they may not report you but someday the time will come when they will.... and it will cost , big time . As for me ..... I try to comply . |
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doug
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do as they say not as they do
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FreshAire
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Over here in Perth, Western Australia (as with the rest of Aus I'm pretty sure!) all houses/buildings have a sewer inspection point that plumbers can access in the case of a blockage. They're simply a tube set in the ground, normally right next to the building and covered with a plastic grate or lid that is easily removed and you shove your waste water hose into... end of problem and easy as!
If that can't happen for any reason then there's all manner of sinks, toilets, waste pipes with threaded lids on their elbows etc, etc where you can place your waste hose into... do you guys not have that over there? Portables are easy to deal with; fill bucket, walk to toilet, pour it down! Or are your customers so anally fussy that they kick up a stink over there if you "dirty" a toilet with your foul, horrible, tainted and smelly water where they dump their daily load of s h i t? During my 1st 2 years of the now 20years I've been carpet cleaning a portable is exactly what I used and as long as I flushed when finished, never was there a complaint and why should there be? After all, my waste was less offensive than their "waste"!! For truck mount operators, is it really that hard to direct your waste water to sewer and if you absolutely can't, then why would you risk it getting into the waterways by dumping it on the street? And to those that say "but I'm nothing in the general scheme of things"... that may well be true but if everyone pulls their weight we can make a difference! Look at this scenario, I own a truckmount, average 3 jobs, using 300litres (80USGallons) per job, 900litres (240 USGallons) per day. Quite a bit really, but compared to everyone else, barely a ripple in the bucket. But across the city, with another 350-odd guys working, even if their machines use 50% of what I do, that's 157,500litres (41,600 USGallons) or roughly 170 tons of waste water!! And that's just in one day... Get my drift? All added up it makes a whole lotta difference so if everyone says "I'm too insignificant", well you ain't! We all need to be aware environmentally and all have the responsibility of doing the best we can to preserve our world. Why ruin it for the sake of ignorance and apathy or sheer bloody laziness (i.e. selfishness?) only to complain and whine when |
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