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Originally Posted by acabtp
what am i missing here? what is different between this house and every other non-rural house? when any of them washes their car, their soap end up in some waterway because of the storm drains... i guess usually the bubbles have popped by then and you can't see the guy washing the car, so this time was just more noticeable? what do you expect them to do?
fwiw, they do make a variety of non-toxic, biodegradable soaps for washing cars these days. do you know what the guy was using?
i personally use http://eagleone.com/enviroshine-car-wash even though i am more rural and my car wash runoff doesn't end up in a storm drain. |
The point is they build a new house put a sewer in and run a drainage pipe 50 yds into a county owned pond/park. It wasn't there before the house was built and doesn't go thru any sewage plant. And it isn't the only house on the street so why put it in just for one house and have it dump once again directly into the pond.
