Jeffrey R.
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... and into the storm drains and out to the lakes and rivers.
Nope... if you can pour lye down the drain, you can surely pour washing soda down the drain. Let the sewage treatment plant take care of it, not the fish.
You wash your truck in a tub? You just might be doing more in way of harming the environmental that you think.
We do not have storm drains in the sticks, and would not recommend pouring anything around storm drains, lakes and rivers.
The hazard of Sodium Carbonate (washing soda) for the environment is mainly caused by the pH effect of the Carbonate ion. This is why I said to Wash down your driveway.
Washing Soda is Phosphate Free. And is also safe for septic systems.
Sewage treatment plant, we do not have one, thank you.
The only harmful thing in the E-tank is the metals and the old crud. That is why I said to dump it into the trash. I am thinking a gravel driveway to pour the water.
I have a brook that runs through my property, with live trout. So I know all about taking care of my fish.
Like I said, I am a tree hugger, also Our farm is Organic.
Something for you to read; http://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/sodium_carbonate#section=Toxicity
Serge G, Just how many gallons is your E-tank, 10, 20, 30? Also just how much washing soda to a gallon did you use?
We are not talking 1000 gallons here folks.