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The problem is, this system only works if they use it
correctly. Maybe (at least from the appearance of the photo) they tried to use it
and just didn't understand that the reclamation unit actually had to come in contact with
the waste water before it hit the storm drain.
Down below is the inside of one of their units. What a bunch of junk. Notice the old and decrepit equipment, what a mess! Why would anyone hire these guys.
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Here is the back close-up of a Fleetwash van. There is a great deal of
nothing inside. See the big vacuum hose, WOW!, now that should be able to suck up
alot of waste water off the ground, or so you would think.
It is amazing how they managed
to keep the reclamation system completely out of the path of the waste water.
Strange, with the way Fleetwash preaches environmental protection, you would think that
they would actually teach their operators that waste water should be reclaimed by the
reclamation system, and that this system is not designed to reclaim the humidity that
rises off of the waste water as this operator seems to believe when he stretches the
reclamation hose directly parallel to the waste water.
If you are asking yourself where the water goes from there? The answer
is that it goes to the nearest ditch and then travels into a river.