Hi @Rachel okay thats great that you guys bring your own PE, yeah in that case we will certainly be able to connect you,

i didnt hear anything about having mandetory sinks, but maybe im missing something, maybe the covid lead knows @Hanna-Maija (Animal) ?

flow heater is certainly not mandetory

hoping i helped you a bit with these answers

Hugs

Sven

Hi Sven,

the monkeys bring 50m of 20mm PE pipe.

With basin I ment like a lavatory/sink ( like this https://www.kaufland.de/product/323075334/) thing. I heard that we as a camp need to have one (for the kitchen) for hand washing. Is that right?

And is it sufficient to use cold water for hand-washing in the camp (kitchen) or do we need a flow-heater? This is what I meant in the previous question ;)

Cheers,

Rachel

Hi Rachel,

could you tell me how long your PE pipe is? it is good to know for easier planning,

with basin, do you mean for greywater? in general how the tapwater is distributed or what they do with it is fully up to the camp

the water delivered is not drinking water certified, it comes through the pipes as drinking water, the water pipes are approved for drinking water, the only thing what is missing is a official lab test, thereby the water is not officially drinking water, this has been the case for the last 2 year,

about the water heater, you don't need a water heater, if you decide to bring one, this will increase your power costs, but its certainly possible,


Hugs

Sven

Thanks for the response and sorry for the confusion. Monkey camp will bring PE pipe ;)

Another question to @Sven Dudink or others: Do we need a basin in camp for the kitchen?

And if yes, does the Gesundheitsamt or any other Amt has any requirements regarding it?

Is it alright if cold water comes out of a canister or does it need to be a pipe? Is it sufficient to have cold water or do we need a water heater?

If that has been answered before, I apologize 🙈

Cheers, Rachel (d'monkeys)

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Thanks @Chris and @Sven Dudink ! We'll make sure to dump our gray pool water in the bushes and not in the lake.

Do you know if Werkhouse has a water pump that could help us with that?

@Julian please, no dumping of grey water in the lake! Never!

Grey water should contain only (real,not the fake ones) bio degradable soap, and it should never be dispossed directly in the lake, but let be filtered by the soil trying to avoid overflooding (disposing slowly and in bushy areas) The further from the lake you disposse it, the better.

Pool water is more likely to contain other than soap (like the evil sunscreen) so please, put some attention there.

@Friso correct me, please, if Im wrong or not updated.

Hi @Julian yes indeed you will have a water source inside your camp arriving from the wooden structure, im not sure about dumping any kind of water in the lake, for sure you would need bio degradable stuff, on the other side there is a kind of pit, this might be okay, but not sure about it, the water disposal is part of LNT. maybe @Friso knows more about it ?

@Sven Dudink Our Kinky Kiez seems to have a water faucet directly in the camp. We'll produce quite a bit of gray water because out the Wandwashing-station (for our workshops), a pool is also in discussion.

We have a lake close to our camp, can we dump our gray water (at least the one of the pool) in the lake?

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@Kathleen Stoeckel @Rachel
Could you guys get your info synced?

on rachels Comment i wrote how water will be distributed,

organizing a cube and cleaning it is responsibility of the camps itself, but we will be very happy to fill up the tubes

if you guys own your own PE tube, that would definitly help getting water to the monkeys,

the chances are big that we will have enough tubing to also go to monkeys, but its hard to say since the landscape is so different from what we see here on maps