I know some companies save their waste water. I don't know how they deal with it.
I'd need a couple fifty gallon drums to hold the waste water from a month. There's no way that would evaporate in the best of circumstances let alone winter.
Riddle me this. If all you're going to do is let the water and vocs evaporate and then throw the plastic in the dump, garbage, back yard why not just pour the waste water in the back yard to evaporate, release it's vocs and harden up?
So sick of environmentalist "i'm cleaner than thow" people who drive cars, eat food grown with fertilizer, use birth control that destroys fish popluations and act like the enormous amount of energy and resources they consume relative to everyone else on the planet (I'm thinking pakistan, india, ethiopia here) isn't taking food out of someone else's mouth. "Oh, I don't eat meat because of what they do to the cows; I eat individually wrapped carbonized isotoned soy protein instead" or my personal favorite "Will the fumes hurt my cat?". Yep, and it's killing me slowly too b$%5h.
What is funny is where I buy U Cart concrete from if the trailer comes back with concrete in it, I have to take it down the road to clean it out, as the EPA will fine the yard for dumping concrete on the ground when we wash out the trailer.
I asked the guy why the EPA doesn't fine us for pouring slab on grade driveways or slabs.
He said he didn't understand it either.
I get ABO, Aviators Breathing Oxygen filled at Tri Tech, they would charge me a hazmat fee, I asked them why, they said everytime they filled a cylinder, they would have to vent the gas into the atmosphere.
I explained to them that they were venting oxygen, they said they had to collect the hazmat fee, so i went to another supplier.
Yet when I had acetylene MC cylinders filled they wouldn't charge the hazmat fee, that is confusing.