please dont laugh!!

[lee_374310172]

what do you do with your chemical waste and you know what if you go to a site that has no chemical disposal,

i am but a newbie idiot - please do not mock me lol

(the wifes asking anyway not me) he he

 

[james_5062112]

Hi Lee

I have never known a site without a disposal point. It's usualy near the loos or for a basic site they will have one somewhere!

 

[izzeybear1]

Commercial sites will have disposal points normally next to or part of the toilet block. CL's and CS's will have a disposal point somewhere Ask the site owner

 

[AnnM1]

A shovel and a pick comes to mind!!! However, these days all sites should have a 'chemical disposal' point and a water tap even on 5 van sites. You should have no problems.

 

[woodsieboy]

Hi Lee

I realise I risk being corrected, but I have always believed you were able to empty your casette contents down any water flushing toilet if need be.

 

[Jim6609]

Lee,

I was recently on a site where there was no dedicated disposal point. When I asked the owner he said I had to lift the drain cover in front of the toilet block to empty the cassette. Hope that helps.

Jim

 

[lee_374310172]

thanks for that i was getting a bit worried as i am going away for the first time on friday for the weekend.

cheers lee

 

[AnnM1]

Hope you and your wife have a great time away, Lee. Weather looks to be on the 'up' at last!

 

[RogerP]

Do you have access to the drains at home?

We had a the misfortune a few months ago to have to return home due to illness and wasn't able to dispose of grey water or chemical waste from our motorhome.

Luckily I have access to the waste pies / sewer on the driveway so emptied when we got home.

 

[RonD]

Lee,

Some places indicate the toilet emptying point with a sign to 'CC emptying point'... short for Chemical Closet. A bit quaint I always think!

On smaller sites, farms etc, it's common to have to lift a drain cover as Jim has pointed out.

Ron