IMPORTANT NOTICE
No RV Chemical Dumping

Have you seen RV Parks, Campgrounds or other RV Waste Water Disposal locations with a No RV Chemical Dumping signs like this one?


No RV Chemical Dumping.

RV Chemicals Prohibited.

If you use any chemicals in your holding tanks (or you are not sure), DO NOT DUMP.

Please contact the park office for further instructions.

 

 No RV Chemical Dumping Of These Chemicals

Formaldehyde and ammonia, along with their by-products are the two primary chemicals of concern.

The labels on the containers of formaldehyde products are required by federal law to have the words "Danger", "Poison", and a picture of a skull and cross bones.

Some products claim to be Formaldehyde free, but contain chemicals that break down into Formaldehyde, a recognized cancer causing agent.

Other Formaldehyde Free products contain Benzaldehyde which is in the same chemical family as formaldehyde. Most chemicals in the same family act the same way.

 Benzaldehyde

Benzaldehyde is in the same chemical family as formaldehyde. Most chemicals in the same family act the same way.

 Bronopol

Bronopol is a common ingredient in products marketed in tablets and green liquids. The EPA states "This chemical is a bacterial pesticide". These products are labeled formaldehyde free. However, in the presence of sewage, Bronopol breaks down into Formaldehyde.

 Dowicil

The EPA states that "Dowicil is a bacterial pesticide." The EPA also states “Do not discharge effluent containing this product to sewer systems without previously notifying the local sewage treatment plant authority.”

The company marketing this product makes it easier to remember the name by using 3 capital letters on the label.

 Formaldehyde

Formaldehyde (also known as Formalin; degradate of bronopol) kills or retards bacterial growth, recognized by EPA as probable carcinogens; moderately toxic to humans

 Glutaraldehyde

Glutaraldehyde (also known as embalming fluid) Retards bacterial growth and covers sewage odor, eye/inhalation irritant

 Paraformaldehyde

Paraformaldehyde is a variation of Formaldehyde. When heated, it releases Formaldehyde. The EPA states "this chemical is also a pesticide and very toxic to  humans." These chemicals come packaged in dry form in individual packages.

 Para-dichlorobenzene

Para-dichlorobenzene is a common ingredient in moth balls, urinal cakes and toilet bowl fresheners, It is also a known carcinogen and drinking water contaminant; moderately toxic to humans

  No Chemical Dumping Of Cancer Causing Ingredients

Any chemical that contains cancer causing ingredients. Including popular Holding Tank Treatments where Formaldehyde is mixed with methyl alcohol and marketed as a blue-colored, perfumed liquid.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states "Formaldehyde kills or retards bacterial growth; is recognized as a probable cancer-causing agent and is moderately toxic to humans."

 No Chemical Dumping Chemicals Kill Bacteria  

Chemicals destroy the bacteria which causes odor as well as the bacteria required to break down the waste in the RV Parks, Campgrounds Sewage Treatment Systems.

In addition, some campgrounds may be connected directly to Wastewater Treatment Systems which may not treat these chemicals before being discharged into water bodies.

Naturally occurring bacteria in RV holding tanks not treated with chemicals decompose waste into simple and harmless products. Create Safe RV Waste Water and minimize or eliminate the use of toxic products to ensure sufficient supply of beneficial bacteria in our waste water disposal system.

The breakdown of waste can also be enhanced by adding a biological additive, which will increase the rate of decomposition, with no unpleasant odors.

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