Hey, Adam via iPhone –

Yes, that’s now Pearson originally built it (though perhaps minus the automatic float switch). Since my shower isn’t a
public facility and the only bacteria in it are my own, Tinactin has not been necessary. Still, if I wind up making a
new seachest from PVC I suppose I could then plumb the shower drain into that original sump box again and add a float
switch. But then there will always be an inch or so of greywater left in the box that the float switch won’t remove.
Might have to squirt some Tinactin in there.

Tor

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From: adam silverstein [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 7:12 PM
To: Pearson 424 List
Subject: [pearson424] Sump

Um. You know, you can drain the mung shower water from the shower pan
into a small sump mounted above the bilge, below the sole, with the
pickup for the sump pump set to a float switch. Think of how much
you’ll save on tinactin.

-Adam Silverstein
(via iPhone)

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I use that silly sump (but not for long) and put a biologic drain cleaner in it. It seems to help. But who knows? I’m not opening that sucker…

Bob

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