Water waste on lowered van

Danksy

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Hi peeps - I've never used my sink but since the rules for 12th April onwards require us to be self contained I think I'm going to have to pour stuff down it.
The trouble is I only have 15cm of clearance under the van to put something to collect the liquids that come through.

I just wondered if any of you guys faced the same dilemma and came up with a solution that didn't involve grey water pouring onto the pitch!

Thanks :cool:
 
We don’t tend to pour much down the sink and often if we do then just pour it onto the pitch. I did get one of these though thinking that it can be expanded from the ground up to the outlet. I haven’t tried it yet but it seems to want to stay collapsed when empty so may need to hang from the underside somehow

XEANCO Collapsible Water Container, 5L/10L/15L BPA-Free Camping Water Containers with Tap, Water Carrier Camping, Portable & Folding Water Bucket for Outdoor Use Picnic Party BBQ Fishing XEANCO Collapsible Water Container, 5L BPA-Free Camping Water Containers with Tap, Water Carrier Camping, Portable & Folding Water Bucket for Outdoor Use Picnic Party BBQ Fishing (5L): Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors
 
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Thinking laterally I came up with this...
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Mines not low but that’s what I’ve just got ready for when I get round to lowering mine, tray as side bars make it lower still, but I did think of running the waste up to engine area and saying it was the air con drain
 
Thinking laterally I came up with this...
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ooo. . . . thats a good one, =]

i got one of those . . . but use it for other jobs.


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i just noticed they have a new version . . . . 10 litres !!!



Sealey DRP07 Oil/Fluid Drain and Recycle Container, 10L







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Mines getting a three way valve with a rod to changeover, one port to the drain on the side, the other to the centre of the van.
Not the exact valve I’m planning on using, just an example:
 
You can get actual grey water containers like this (big hole in the top with a cap for carrying to be emptied). In fact I saw my dads one at the end of his garden the other day (they sold their caravan over 20 years ago!). I know it’s light but do you really want to carry round a big container everywhere you go? That’s why I was thinking collapsible, also the volume we put down the sink is tiny
 
Mines not low but that’s what I’ve just got ready for when I get round to lowering mine, tray as side bars make it lower still, but I did think of running the waste up to engine area and saying it was the air con drain
My problem mate - it’s 140mm at the side bar
 
My van has only about 5 ins clearance - what with side rails and a little lowering. The available collecting tanks are all about 10 ins !!!
Is there a shallow tank out there or is there another solution. Maybe extending the pipe and placing a tank out back ?
 
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