It turns into carbon dioxide when the bugs eat it, and goes into the air
to raise global temperatures and melt the ice caps and kill all manner
of living things. So when you wash your car you are killing the
planet. But if you send Al Gore money it will make it better.
I tried to wash my cars where the runoff would go on the grass, the soap
seems to have a beneficial effect, or at least not a bad effect, and the
water does double duty. The soaps are bio-degradable, cause no harm.
--R
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From: Tyler Backman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It sounds like they're just telling people not to let the runoff go
into a storm drain, not to avoid washing your car. If the water goes
onto a lawn, dirt field, sewer, septic tank, etc. the soap will break
down before it enters a stream-
Where does the soap go when it "Breaks Down"?
Pete
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