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<span><span style="line-height: 20px;">Nursing homes, day cares, personal homes, large&nbsp;institutions,&nbsp;etc are&nbsp;required</span></span><span style="line-height: 20px;">&nbsp;to it treat it as bio hazard. So is human blood.</span><br>It is&nbsp;illegal to dump human waste in the trash...

Here's&nbsp;one that I have and used works better than a machine, if you don't mind a little work. You can&nbsp;multi use&nbsp;the bucket.<br>

Depends on your budget. I&nbsp;wouldn't&nbsp;call it astronomical if it is, you may find gas prices&nbsp;prohibitive&nbsp;also.<br>You can buy them new for under $1500.&nbsp;<br><br>http://www.discountvantruck.com/vantopsraisedroofs/bubblevantops.htm<br><br>I install them my self. After cutting...

I would also&nbsp;recommend extended E350 Ford vans. If you go diesel you can get 19/20 MPG. &nbsp;IMHO the&nbsp;diesel&nbsp;is the way to go. They cost more and the fuel is a little higher, but they do last more than gas engine. I get 350,000 miles on the gas engines before selling. All...

In GA the law doesn't&nbsp;apply&nbsp;to work vans only automobiles. If you have a bus I don't think it would apply to you. Here's&nbsp;a good link to tinting laws by state.&nbsp;http://www.tri-statewindowtint.com/us-state-tint-laws.html<br><br>"<span id="post_message_1276671247"...

My extended E350 and E250 Ford Vans get between 11 and 15 MPG.&nbsp;I can get 12/13 MPG pulling a 22 foot boat.&nbsp;Stop and go burns the most.&nbsp;

A lot&nbsp;of the Surflo pumps have a pressure switch that cuts off the pump. But having a switch at the sink is also a good idea, no&nbsp;sense in&nbsp;keeping&nbsp;pressure on the water line.

Truck stops are my choice, park away from the big rigs. Food and showers 24/7. I never stay more than 24 hours anyway.

http://www.shurflo.com/rv-products/rv-pumps/classic-series-water-pumps/shurflo-classic-pump/default.html&nbsp;<br>Or you can go this route&nbsp;http://www.whalepumps.com/rv/product-application-items.aspx?Category_ID=10007&amp;FriendlyID=Manual-water-pumps<br>The manual foot pump is nice, because...

&nbsp;<span style="line-height: 20px;">I don't think they're going to sit there on a stake out without it running. Its to hot in GA, not to have the A/C running. And the lack of sweat stains on the seats back up my claim.</span>

<p class="style24" style="line-height: 20px; margin: 0.7em 0em 0.9em; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">I own three E 350 Ford Vans the GVWR is 9500 lbs I have traveled most the US never&nbsp;stopped&nbsp;at any scales.&nbsp;Here's&nbsp;my source.</p><p class="style24" style="margin...

<br><br>Yes, but with motor&nbsp;idling. Not to healthy for a gas engine.

Sorry for your loss, its always a heart&nbsp;breaker when we lose a pet.&nbsp;

This works good for me.&nbsp;<br />http://www.swansonbroth.com/ourproducts.aspx?boost=yes#boost

If your going down the highway, your engine should be charging your battery bank.

The Mr Buddy Heater has a automatic low-oxygen&nbsp;shut off.&nbsp;