A typical day at the car/truck was in Dallas

David, none of your links work. Check their addresses again.
 
offdutyfireman said:
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I thought you sold spas and now your website shows mailboxes and you have pics of a truck wash
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1. pictures of car wash draining into storm sewer
2. this is a environmental section the reason for the pictures
3.Please put down your copy of lord of the flies.. change you diaper and quit following (you've manage to run a few people off of pts :)
 
What are you talking about? I thought the truck wash was your new gig or something. What does me asking about your mailboxes have anything to do with you post. Lord of the Flies, Diaper changing and following. And what is pts. I wasn't trying to be confrontational to you, just didn't understand your post. I was on this site years before yu ever heard of it.
 
offdutyfireman said:
What are you talking about? I thought the truck wash was your new gig or something. What does me asking about your mailboxes have anything to do with you post. Lord of the Flies, Diaper changing and following. And what is pts. I wasn't trying to be confrontational to you, just didn't understand your post. I was on this site years before yu ever heard of it.
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(pts) He means PT State. I didnt know you ran anybody off from there. Unless hes refereing to himself.:D
 
Yes but whats the point of the mail boxes?
 
I dont do retail cleaning I subcontract to a couple of companies ..
I've noticed other people register company name and when you go there it says website soon or under construction I'm holding the domain until I start retail cleaning very soon....Billy was yanking my chain about the mail boxes...+



so anyway back to the pictures....is this more common the run off from car washes than any other type of business that would have to follow
clean water act ?
 
Where's Jim and the New Sheriff?

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Fifie !!!
 
Most car washes here have sloped concrete so when you are washing, it goes into the pit in the middle of the wash area of every bay.

I have never seen it drain out to the street like in your pictures, just a matter of time until they get fined or worse when the epa people see them.

If that was my property, I would try to do something about that, either put trenches and steel grating in to catch the water or something else to keep it onsite.
 
Thats pretty bad, runoff and the stormdrain its going into in the same picture, in Texas no less (Go Texas - The governor said he may tell Washington 'no thankyou' if Obamas health care passes!!!)

Aren't there some storm drains that actually go to the treatment plant? Maybe that is one.

David Potter said:
3.Please put down your copy of lord of the flies.. change you diaper and quit following (you've manage to run a few people off of pts
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What in the heck..., you're freakin me out a little man
 
Christopher said:
Most car washes here have sloped concrete so when you are washing, it goes into the pit in the middle of the wash area of every bay.

I have never seen it drain out to the street like in your pictures, just a matter of time until they get fined or worse when the epa people see them.

If that was my property, I would try to do something about that, either put trenches and steel grating in to catch the water or something else to keep it onsite.
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+1 Same here! :thumbup2:
 
tomtucson said:
Thats pretty bad, runoff and the stormdrain its going into in the same picture, in Texas no less (Go Texas - The governor said he may tell Washington 'no thankyou' if Obamas health care passes!!!)

Aren't there some storm drains that actually go to the treatment plant? Maybe that is one.



What in the heck..., you're freakin me out a little man
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There are some that go to publicly/privately owned treatment plants.

But that does look bad in my opinion.
 
That is Dallas so I don't know. Not sure if their stormwater drains go to a treatment facility or just to the rivers, creeks, streams, etc....

I agree, it does look bad. It really should be contained so it does not leave the property.
 
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