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  2. Posted · Report reply

    This is interesting info at 400am….. each BBS tell how many members are on and anyone can see this.

    There are currently 2 members and 1 guests on the boards. | Most users ever online was 49 on 07-18-2003 at 02:34 PM. PWna bbs 400am

    There are currently 2 members and 4 guests on the boards. | Most users ever online was 55 on 09-06-2003 at 06:35 PM. *** bbs 400am

    There are currently 2 members and 1 guests on the boards. | Most users ever online was 36 on Sep 8th, 03 at 02:42 PM Grimscene bbs 400am

    PWN had 6 users at 400am

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    Thats kinda telling everyone whos sites on top at the moment..

    I hope no one takes this the wrong way. you have truly worked hard to rein on top.

    I realize that its not a competion thing with you but hey you should have your hard work noticed.

    When *** was #1 I wish more would have noticed.

    So enjoy it while it last. we know someone somewhere will try to out do ya... welcome to america...

    LOL :D

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    here's phoenix laws since 1998

    CITY OF PHOENIX

    PREVENT STORM WATER CONTAMINATION

    Best Management Practices

    For Carpet, Building and Food-Related Mobile Cleaning

    Last Modified: April 2, 1998

    General Information:

    Commercial/industrial wash water is prohibited from entering the storm drain system, street or any other outside area. Before discharging any water to the storm drain, call Storm Water Management at 602-256-3190 for more information and permission to discharge

    All washing activities that use soap, solvents, degreasers or any other chemicals must be hauled to a landfill or discharged into the sanitary sewer through a sand/oil interceptor or approved pretreatment device. For more information about pretreatment devices and procedures, contact the Office of Pollution Control at 602-262-1859.

    Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste Haulers and can be found in the Phoenix Yellow pages under Septic Tank Cleaning.

    Carpet and drapery cleaning

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain, street or any other outside area.

    Wash water must be discharged to the sanitary sewer or landfill.

    Ask your customer if you can discharge the wash water into the sanitary sewer (a toilet, sink or clean out) on the job site.

    Use a lint trap or filter when discharging to the sanitary sewer, dispose of the lint or fibers in the trash.

    If wash water is collected and transported from the wash site, it may be discharged into the first stage of a sand/oil interceptor at your place (contractor's) of business.

    Untreated wash water may kill plants. Do not use it for landscape irrigation.

    Building surface cleaning Exterior walls with soap

    Wash water can not be discharged to the storm drain or street.

    Collect and discharge all wash water to the sanitary sewer or a landfill.

    Untreated wash water may kill plants. Do not use wash water for landscape irrigation.

    Seal the storm drains with an impervious material before washing begins.

    If wastewater is contained on-site for later removal, it must be picked up by an authorized Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste Hauler.

    Glass and Steel buildings Exterior walls, with water only

    Direct wash water to landscaped areas or sanitary sewer.

    Seal storm drains with a fabric filter to collect dirt and debris.

    Before washing begins, sweep, shovel and dispose of debris in the trash.

    Masonry efflorescence (acid washing)

    Wash water is prohibited from entering the storm drain, street or any other outside area.

    Seal the storm drains using an impervious material before washing begins.

    Collect all wash water. Vacuum or pump the wash water to a holding tank for analyses and disposal.

    Adjust the wastewater to a pH between 5.0 and 10.5 before discharging to the sanitary sewer. Dilution is not an acceptable pretreatment. Call 602-262-1859 for more information.

    Filter out sand, dirt and debris before discharge, if necessary.

    Buildings painted after 1978, with paint in good condition-without soap

    Direct wash water to landscaped area or sanitary sewer.

    Seal all storm drains with a fabric filter to collect paint chips, dirt and debris.

    Buildings painted with lead-based or mercury-based paint-with or without soap

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain, street or any other outside area.

    Seal the storm drains with an impervious material before washing begins.

    Collect all wash water. Vacuum or pump the wash water to a holding tank for laboratory analyses and disposal.

    Water and sludge may be a hazardous waste; laboratory testing may be required to determine the proper method of disposal.

    Sidewalks and plazas-without soap

    Direct wash water to landscaped areas or sanitary sewer.

    Before washing begins, sweep, shovel and dispose of debris in the trash.

    Seal storm drains with a fabric filter to collect dirt and debris.

    Sidewalks and plazas-with soap

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain or street.

    Before washing begins, sweep, shovel and dispose of debris in the trash.

    Seal storm drains with an impervious material, before the washing process begins.

    Collect all wash water. Vacuum or pump the wash water to a holding tank for analyses and disposal.

    Contained wash water may be discharged to the sanitary sewer or landfill.

    If collected wastewater is transported form the wash site, it may be discharged into a sand/oil interceptor at your place of business. Call 602-262-1859 for more information.

    Restaurant alleys, grocery dumpster areas with or without soap

    Wash water is not allowed to enter the storm drain or street.

    Dry clean; use rags, absorbents and sweep up debris.

    Seal storm drains with an impervious material, before the washing process begins.

    Collect all wash water. Vacuum or pump the water to a holding tank for analyses and disposal.

    Pretreatment of all wastewater through a sand/oil interceptor may be required before discharge to sanitary sewer. Call the Office of Pollution Control for more information.

    Filter the wash water and dispose of the debris as trash.

    Mobile Caterers with or without soap

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain or street.

    Seal storm drains with an impervious material, before the washing process begins.

    Use dry cleaning methods. Collect solid debris in plastic bags and dispose of it in the trash.

    Sweep and shovel dirt and place it in the trash.

    Wash water must be discharged to the sanitary sewer through a City approved sand/oil interceptor.

    Uncontaminated ice water may be discharged to landscaped areas.

    Truck trailer, interior cleaning (food related) with or without soap

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain or street.

    Seal storm drains with an impervious material, before the washing process begins.

    Pretreatment of all wash water through a sand/oil interceptor is required before discharge to the sanitary sewer.

    Use dry cleaning methods. Sweep, shovel and dispose of debris as trash.

    Use a wash rack to capture wash water.

    Grocery carts - without soap

    Direct wash water to landscaped areas or sanitary sewer.

    Seal storm drains with a fabric filter to remove dirt, trash and other debris.

    Before washing begins, sweep, shovel and dispose of debris in the trash.

    Grocery carts - with soap

    Wash water is not allowed in the storm drain or street.

    Seal storm drains with an impervious material, before the washing process begins.

    Collect all wash water. Vacuum or pump the water to a holding tank for analyses and disposal.

    Contained wash water may be discharged to the sanitary sewer or landfill.

    If wastewater is contained on-site for later removal, it must be picked up by an authorized Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste Hauler.

    Training

    Train personnel on the safety, use and waste practices of cleaning chemicals and materials.

    Develop and implement a Storm Water Management Plan.

    If a spill occurs:

    Stop the source of the spill immediately.

    Contain the liquid until cleanup is complete.

    Deploy containment booms, if the spill may reach a storm drain, wash or the street.

    Cover a liquid spill with an absorbent material.

    Keep the area well ventilated.

    Dispose of clean-up materials properly.

    Do not use emulsifiers or dispersing agents.

    Storm Drains Are For Rain Water, Pure And Simple.

    City of Phoenix

    STREET TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

    MIKE LOFFA, SR. QUALITY WATER INSPECTOR

    200 W. WASHINGTON ST., 5TH FLOOR

    PHOENIX, AZ 85003

    (602) 256-3190

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    Tony, it’s never been stained. Its my mothers winter home here in Mesa Arizona.

    My father built the deck from redwood 15 years ago. I know they always like the natural red wood look so they never stained it. It’s probably never seen anything other than Thompson water proofing. I remember my father loved Thompson’s.

    I don’t know anything about decks; I called Beth today to try to get some of her products. She was busy teaching a class. I want to use her stuff and see if she and Rod and others can walk me thru.

    Anyone having advice I thank in advance.

    Tony I might fly you out….is that all it will cost or golf too?

  14. Posted · Report reply

    I'm going to refinish a deck, moms deck... maybe i should have a class on doing this for the first time.

    I want something easy, Beth what do yuo recomend. I like russels so I guess i'll give them a try. She wants to keep the deck the original color of teh wood.

    I guess i should just post my credit card #

    lets do it...

    I will follow some pictures so you guys knwo whats up.

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    Joel, I‘d love to talk with you about the EPA; if you want to call I’m all yours.

    Beth, water meters. You better rent them… the fine in phoenix is 10,000 and they don’t play around. If you’re caught not using a meter you’re dead. I keep one around and use it and often get guys asking me to pay because they are too lazy to go down to water works and obtain one. I can legally let them use it but the rules say someone I designated must be present when using. They never check this as long as your permit is valid.

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