Hose Pipe Bans - Larder & Vehicle Cleaning

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Klenchblaize

Klenchblaize

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At my reading you need to be a fully recognised "commercial" enterprise to qualify for hosepipe ban exception if wishing to continue with meaningful larder and vehicle (payload) decontamination/cleaning.

Registration as a Small Food Business would, I feel sure, also be acceptable but the one for the pot deerstalker would be in breach of a ban.

Your thoughts and informed advice please.

K
 
Klenchblaize said:
At my reading you need to be a fully recognised "commercial" enterprise to qualify for hosepipe ban exception if wishing to continue with meaningful larder and vehicle (payload) decontamination/cleaning.

Registration as a Small Food Business would, I feel sure, also be acceptable but the one for the pot deerstalker would be in breach of a ban.

Your thoughts and informed advice please.

K
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Fill up a couple of killer sprayers, pump up unit and spray it down. When it is raining in a october it will be forgotten about.
 
Essexsussex said:
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Is that decent? Looks ideal for cleaning the boat plus loads of other tasks.
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Too be fair it was a lot better than I expected for the money. It's not a match for a plug in machine, but I have used it to clean blood off the back of my pickup and a few other jobs. I got it to rinse my mountain bike off with as much as anything. The detergent bottle does what it should and you have two nozzles.
I would buy another if/when it dies.
 

Temporary Use Bans (TUBs) - Southern Water

To protect our water sources and supply, we may need to introduce restrictions. Find out more about TUBs and what they mean for you.
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From my reading of this, if you are using the hosepipe on a farm or agricultural business then it is not restricted.

If in doubt I’d send a carefully worded email requesting confirmation of whether it is permitted to use a hosepipe to the cleaning of equipment, vehicles & associated areas involved in the processing of deer for human consumption. If they say no then forward to BASC etc. & ask them to follow up with water authority as that then constitutes a health & hygiene breach etc.
 
Donkey Basher said:

Temporary Use Bans (TUBs) - Southern Water

To protect our water sources and supply, we may need to introduce restrictions. Find out more about TUBs and what they mean for you.
www.southernwater.co.uk www.southernwater.co.uk

From my reading of this, if you are using the hosepipe on a farm or agricultural business then it is not restricted.

If in doubt I’d send a carefully worded email requesting confirmation of whether it is permitted to use a hosepipe to the cleaning of equipment, vehicles & associated areas involved in the processing of deer for human consumption. If they say no then forward to BASC etc. & ask them to follow up with water authority as that then constitutes a health & hygiene breach etc.
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When I read that I took the H&S exemption as clearly allowing hosing down an environment in which you are dealing with a carcass that ultimately goes into the food chain. I will also continue to hose out my dogs kennels and run on the same basis
 
We have a 110 litre rain barrel and that with a hand pump is my recreational stalker go to .
No ban here yet but waiting for Severn Trent to say it's the wrong type of rain 🤣🤣
 
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