Hi
Sorry for not revisiting this thread earlier
I would say there is no smell to attract animals after about an hour, 10mins and its mostly gone. I fully realise if there are big carnivores nearby different rules apply!
But, we've been parked up with friends for several weeks at a time in the past, living in our camper on their drive. So some cooking, two daily showers etc, with all grey water put on flowerbeds within 2-3 yards of the camper door. As long as there's topsoil (and so bacteria) there's no smell after a while. Even in Morocco one campsite also had the pleasure of us for 3 weeks, all grey water was put into the "bed" built up to water the olive trees we were next too, mostly sand, no smell after an hour or two.
There is of course a smell as it comes out of the tank, and leaving food particles where a following camper puts there tent is not something we would ever do. But if it smelt at all we would have disposed of it differently.
Jason
Sorry for not revisiting this thread earlier
I would say there is no smell to attract animals after about an hour, 10mins and its mostly gone. I fully realise if there are big carnivores nearby different rules apply!
But, we've been parked up with friends for several weeks at a time in the past, living in our camper on their drive. So some cooking, two daily showers etc, with all grey water put on flowerbeds within 2-3 yards of the camper door. As long as there's topsoil (and so bacteria) there's no smell after a while. Even in Morocco one campsite also had the pleasure of us for 3 weeks, all grey water was put into the "bed" built up to water the olive trees we were next too, mostly sand, no smell after an hour or two.
There is of course a smell as it comes out of the tank, and leaving food particles where a following camper puts there tent is not something we would ever do. But if it smelt at all we would have disposed of it differently.
Jason