You can skip that step..

[Mikey P]

Our world famous prep letter tells them that we will be vacuuming

 

[Trip Moses]

If you skip that step you’ll be doing this.

 

[Trip Moses]

To get out this.

 

[Mikey P]

Explain please

 

[Nomad74]

To get out this.
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A neck brace and Butt Plug?

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Uh, I don’t care what kind of #glide you got, hows that happen

 

[Trip Moses]

Explain please

That my friends is revenge. This past summer I may have put a bra that I found during college dorm turns into a fellow carpet cleaners waste tank. It was hilarious watching him from the next building over trying to figure out why his waste tank would not drain. His revenge was better. Sometimes mine would drain and sometimes it would not. This is what being friends with local carpet cleaners will get you.

 

[Cleanworks]

You always dump in the parking lot?

 

[Trip Moses]

You always dump in the parking lot?

It’s my parking lot

 

[Cleanworks]

It’s my parking lot

Doesn't matter who's it is, still running off to the storm drains.

 

[Trip Moses]

Sorry smarty. Not here.

 

[Cleanworks]

Sorry smarty. Not here.

you have a special catchment or something? where does the dirty water go?

 

[Trip Moses]

Parking lots here for the most part use retention ponds with no drainage to anywhere. It Just sits there and evaporates. Or there are Leeds parking lots that absorb and hold all runoff. Only roads utilize storm drains that go to waterways. There are always exceptions and I do pay attention. My parking lot has a grass run off to a retention pond full of four eyed frogswoth no residue. And my retention pond has the fastest dry of any one around. Thanks to VLM. And of course I filter the solids out of my drainage. Except for when I have to shove a stick up the drain pipe in order to get foam toys out of the way.

 

[hogjowl]

I’m polite about vacuuming again, but if it insults them, I really don’t care.

 

[Cleanworks]

Parking lots here for the most part use retention ponds with no drainage to anywhere. It Just sits there and evaporates. Or there are Leeds parking lots that absorb and hold all runoff. Only roads utilize storm drains that go to waterways. There are always exceptions and I do pay attention. My parking lot has a grass run off to a retention pond full of four eyed frogswoth no residue. And my retention pond has the fastest dry of any one around. Thanks to VLM. And of course I filter the solids out of my drainage. Except for when I have to shove a stick up the drain pipe in order to get foam toys out of the way.

Here, most parking lots just drain into the storm drains. If people see you dumping they will be on the phone to the municipality. Fortunately, the complaint process is so complicated, most give up.

 

[steve_64]

Most of the parking lots I clean at have dry wells and drain fields. Some go right to the river but those are the older places close to the river. Dry wells are very common in parking lots here.
If you're not sure ask the maintenance guys or management.

I put in a clean out right next to my driveway where I dump and fill up at one stop. And I'm home.

I have dumped in a lot of parking lots though.

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

The last half of this thread is embarrassing....

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I usually dump at home on my willow tree. She loves the nutrients and drink.

 

[Nomad74]

Well, it looks like I'll be skipping the CRB step for awhile. I also lost my Grandy Brush this week somewhere. I think God is punishing me for Encapping so many places this week.

 

[SamIam]

Dysons overheat and switch off. I don't like that. If I want to melt down my vacuum I should have that option available to me.

Ya but you break everything so there’s that!

 

[jcooper]

you have a special catchment or something? where does the dirty water go?