DIY CABIN GRAY WATER SYSTEM. Installation On The Cheap

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[@carlosdanger1843]

Short and sweet video! Thank you for sharing your past experiences and bringing us along for this project. Also, I really like your helper there…he’s a keeper!

[@ShawnAndera]

This made me think of an old shop teacher I had in High School. He said there are only 3 rules in plumbing that you have to remember. Shit runs down hill. Don't chew your finger nails. And payday is on Friday. lol.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Good things to remember haha

[@dirtyd9792]

So true !!

[@royhoco5748]

there is another saying about plumbing - hot on the left, cold on the right, sewerage runs downhill.

[@Butterfly51173]

OFF GRID HOMESTEADING With The Boss Of The Swamp Yes sir please I desperately need to know where you got the barrels for seven dollars. I’m trying to make my daughter and I A home out of a shell of a house.A disabled single mom with limited income, devastated by a hurricane. Please oh God please. I’m at the point we need the septic tank more than you’ll ever know you were Lifesavers sir. Please

[@staceepayne8787]

@@Butterfly51173 Did you find any barrels? My daughter can get them free from some people she knows! I can pray for you guys if you've been having hard times! If you are a beleiver,know this,He will never give you more than you can bear! I have learned to be thankful even as others are cursing! Never give up,don't allow anyONE or any SITUATION steal your joy! I hope I have learned from all the struggles of this life so I can be a blessing for others during the hard times coming next!

[@RJSoftware2000]

This guys knowledge is like hot pizza and cold beer to me. I know what he speaks of but he never fails to go steps farther in good detail. Subscribed..!

[@glennryan4889]

Just an update. I copied your system at our rural home in Spain 5 years ago, using an upturned old bathtub instead of barrels and it has worked great ever since, keeping my gray water away from my septic tank which has also had no problems. Thanks for this video JC.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Happy to hear it's worked for you. Thanks for the report :-)

[@toddogre2491]

You sure got lucky having Frankie in your life. Truly man's best friend.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

He's a great companion for sure.

[@sara_wolk]

Great video, for those of you looking to skip to the dirt, go to the 6:30 minute mark. I'm upgrading from the system you mentioned at 5:30 to the 6:30 system. The first one worked fine for our kitchen sink for years but was too high maintenance and got gummed up eventually.

[@rocca2425]

Thanks for the solution Mr. "thebossoftheswamp"! You rock! Bless you!

[@keithrayeski3147]

I watched this one again just for old time sake and I’m so glad I did!! It warmed my heart to see Frankie so full of energy!! I could hear you teasing him to find the chipimunks!! 😁

[@jordanborissay9182]

I was looking into building a system like this. I ended up using a book called the DIY septic system.

[@devonpatterson2833]

im looking into that how has it hold up ?

[@jordanborissay9182]

@@devonpatterson2833 I haven't had any issues at all.

[@roiad876]

Where did you find it?

[@thehandyoutdoorsman9014]

Great timing JC. I am laying in my foundation for a small log cabin within the next two weeks and will consider plumbing for a system just like this. It's hard work but I know you feel satisfied that you did it right and did it yourself. As always, I enjoy your videos!

[@mercyeleos4776]

As a homesteading single parent I want to say thank you for posting your videos. YOU have touch me and my children's lives in so many positive ways. This was the exact video I was needing this week. We have learned do much through you on our journey too self sufficiency. The lessons, ethics and disciplines the homesteading live style has taught my children are priceless in my humble opinion. May the God of Isreal make His face to shine upon you. Keep them coming.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Very happy to hear you enjoy my videos.

[@Luckysalesman1]

@@thebossoftheswamp I am doing a system similar to yours with a full 55 gallon drum and two half’s following it for the drain field with well-draining and rocky soil, Im wondering if a shower and a sink would be too much water for the system to be able to drain in time or have you hooked one up to a shower yourself?

[@DouglasSpear12]

This is exactly what I was hoping you'd do a video on. Thank you! I have your bio chamber video saved but I needed more information on the concept. I really like the barrel technique and think it will serve the purpose for my off-grid 12x20 shed converted cabin. I have an old Starcraft camper that I plan on pulling the sink from to install in the cabin and it will be nice to have a proper water drainage system to go with it. Thanks for explaining the pipe trap and the tip about antifreeze. Spring projects here we come!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

This type of system works very well and should suit your needs just fine. Good luck with your project.

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Frankie cracks me up . Love these cabin vids. always interesting. Take care .

[@thebossoftheswamp]

He cracks me up too. He's funny as hell sometimes.

[@t.a.bernhardt7285]

Frankie is a hoot! I think he really does understand what you're doing and pitches in too help. Not as efficient as the Kubota but a heck of a lot more fun to watch! This will be a good idea for when I get my TT situated somewhere. Thanks and lots of love to Frankie!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

I swear he knows what is going on. His brain is too damn humanlike. He was watching me with the shovel and then starts digging right along with me. He's a hoot alright.

[@marytaggart9115]

Thank you so much for your clear and simple explanations. Your teaching skills encourage me to step out of my comfort zone and get into the woods!

[@perttiheinuri4762]

as a plumber i must say that you are doing it well! WTG!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you kindly :-)

[@elexust730]

Thanks! I am designing a permaculture system around my house and want to also use grey water to feed back into my garden! This was very helpful:)

[@icestatesmc]

Me and my cousin did this exact same thing on a cottage he had at his house. It's been in use for over 10 yrs and never had one problem with it. This system works great.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

I've never had an issue with this type of system :-)

[@1994abbygirl]

Very informative and I like that you can come up with a simple and easy outcome! As always Frankie is there to help and entertain! Blessings!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

So happy I figured out a way to save on the expense f the bio chambers :-))

[@yogamomma9488]

Thanks so much. I really enjoyed this video. So easy to understand. Mom of 4 here planning on building a tiny cabin at the back of my property. Watching your video makes me think I can do this!! ✌️💪🏻

[@narrowgatefarm8505]

This video is very helpful. I appreciate seeing diagrams and the project in action, it really helps me get a good grasp on how to do it. Thanks for taking the time to record and teach this!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

You're welcome. Good luck with your project.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Great fix for the gray water i have something similar at my shop no need for expensive tanks and stuff.Well done my friend.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Gotta go cheap whenever I can and this oughtta do it :-))

[@fullofcrapiam]

This channels a one stop shop for all things cabin lifestyle. I dig it. Another good video, Boss!

[@Jenniferde2007]

So good to see your new video today--very good instructions--and look at Frankie dig!Many thanks

[@jjcooper8]

"Frankie's a good helper and works for food. Thanks for sharing.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

And for fun :c)~

[@johngusmano387]

Great info! I'm a pretty "visual learner" so the sketches helped. This info will come in handy when I will build my cabin in a couple years...

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Good luck with your cabin buddy.

[@davehogan4776]

Your like a book of knowledge! And bring so much educationally to all of us. A true asset to the KZbin community!! As always thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone!! Thanks Boss!!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you for your compliments Dave. All the best.

[@KatahadinKookingMamaHomestead]

nice to see you back my friend.I love this idea thank you for sharing.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you my friend.

[@ohioladybug7390]

This info is invaluable to us. We are looking for property now and are going to build a small house/cabin with a composting toilet. We love the system OFF GRID with Doug and Stacy use. I have subscribed to your channel because you seem extremely knowledgeable and do this on our type of budget. Thank you so much!!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you and good luck with your project.

[@hollylaughter8722]

I was just hoping for a video from you today and here it is . . . thanks

[@hollylaughter8722]

I love the shingle siding!

[@chrislaird46]

Good to see you and Frankie are back posting! Great vid..

[@tynyyn5344]

You learn something new every day if you want to. Thanks for the video, it was informative and something I've never heard about before. Always used septic tanks, never grey water tanks. Great tip, once again.

[@maehay4065]

It was nice you had help with the digging! You have a sweet dog too.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Nice to have his help rather than his supervision lol.

[@DcaCo123]

Thanks for sharing and greetings from North Michigan USA. I just built a cabin on "The 44th Parallel" and I thank you for this instructional video.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Thanks for all the information on off-grid grey water treatment. Bushcraft basecampers could benefit from this as well.

[@burrowsal]

You can get the RV version of anti-freeze. It is safe and eliminates those threats to pets. I use it at my cabin when I close it for the winter.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you Amy. I'll definitely do that.

[@cokeman250]

Seen this type of system alot down here in Arkansaser for more then grey water lol good stuff Boss God Bless

[@thevagabondsageinthewoods]

Im very thankful to see this video. I was wondering how to dispose of my grey water and now I can move forward with my plans. Thank you and Frankie for taking the time to enlighten me.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stevewatts1196]

Thanks for the video. I have a backyard cabin with a blue drum septic tank and I added a 25' field line with a gravel bed. Has worked great for about five years.Take care sir.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Sounds like a good system :-)

[@MrSouthofBoston]

I really enjoy your videos. I watched nine hours straight while traveling from Florida to the Georgia mountains. BTW, our family had a cabin in a little town called Farmington, NH. Sold it after my dad died in 1977. I miss that place.

[@ChileExpatFamily]

I have done two full systems here in Chile and they have worked out quite well. Our soil here is very porous and so the water runs in easily. Also they do not have baffles in the septic tanks here which I found disappointing. They typically pump their tanks every two years and call it a day. Also you will see septic systems here just like yours with the same set up and sometimes you will see systems that just drain into a gravel pit that is covered so that the animals do not get into it. Because of the soil being so porous it works fine even for bathroom water or black water. Nice job JC.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Interesting. I wonder why they don't have baffles in the tanks?

[@ChileExpatFamily]

You know I am not sure. They do put drop pipes in the Inlet and outlet to suck from the half full mark on the tanks as opposed to taking off the top or bottom so there is some hope. Also they use plastic tanks here, mine are 4,000 liters, and they just build concrete block pits here as well that are like bunkers that they just use as tanks. It is not typical for them to have drainage fields here since the soil is so porous. So in one end out the other is all they do. In reality I think that the US makes it too complicated. In south carolina we had clay soil and you would get empaction if you did not do it right here they do not have this problem. No permits here no inspections or licensing. I have seen septic systems in the city on a small lot that work perfectly as well.

[@FeelingShred]

"ChileExpatFamily", do you know how can I find work at places like these in south america for learning experience? Any sites for reference? Me and my wife want to get out of the big disgusting city but we will need to gather information on where to find land and how to buy it.

[@RevTergis]

This is great! We we're about to put in a 55 gal barrel just like your first example. Now we are using your plan and cutting it in half and laying a layer of rock down and covering it with the two halves. Really great information. Thanks.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

This system work soooooo much better than the upright barrel and can be added to if ever needed. The upright barrel will fail eventually.

[@dweimann1919]

I just installed a system exactly like this this past weekend after watching your video. Off grid cabin, and we're just draining a shower and a kitchen sink into it. Should last a while! Thanks for this video!

[@Luckysalesman1]

I am doing a shower and a sink for my system currently- I’m curious two years later how is your system holding up? And what size did you go with?

[@klee88029]

Ooooooo! Thanks SO much for the simple sketches and information for people who know little to nothing about so very much in buildings, plumbing, etc. That is Me, now a new subscriber! (#59,925).

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Welcome to my channel friend and thanks for subbing :-)

[@lyndabell1966]

The dog!!!! Lol!!!!

[@kennedymuchoki5208]

Best man's friend.

[@happilyretiredmark2964]

This is a take off of a french drain type I use when putting in gutter extensions. I am one of those with little knowledge of plumbing so I learned something about crooked pipes! Enjoyed Boss and take care!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

It's amazing how many folks ask about the crooked pipe. :-D

[@celinecormier2060]

Great video! Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you so much -- Frankie was a great addition to your presentation :)

[@randolphwhitworth8302]

You should consider using windshield washer fluid (rather than antifreeze) for your plumbing trap (under the sink). Washer fluid is way less toxic and you can buy it @ a fraction of the cost. It also has a much higher freezing point compared to water..Save $ and the environment bro.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thanks for the suggestion. I appreciate it.

[@denisewilson8367]

Windshield washer fluid freezes easier than antifreeze does. It contains 50% water or more depending on the brand. The reason for the antifreeze is to remove the water and prevent freezing in the pipes. Windshield washer fluid will freeze and the pipes will break. Stick to the antifreeze, JC.

[@TheFillyFill]

3:30. "The stink can't pass through the water". Well I couldn't have said it any better. Lmao 👍😂

[@kitakitzFarm]

This is exactly what I am planning as my next project. I also want to say how much I am impressed with your supreme quality craftsmanship.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you John. Best of luck with your project.

[@chazluckey]

Thank you bunches! This is exactly what we need to do for our off grid cabin...only we didn't know the exact details of "how to do it on the cheap". We are VERY grateful :) God Bess!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

If you have some old roofing material, old tarps or whatever, throw them over the barrels before you bury them to give them extra strength. Have fun with your project.

[@MamaMia....]

I'd really like a DIY grey water system like this one but my dog is a cavoodle.

[@frank5387]

Good job my friend. I used 4 sections of an "infiltrater system" & won't ever need another gray water system again. If you google this JC it is a black colored hood measuring 3' wide 4' long & at the top of the arch is 18" high & it has thousand of slits in it & you just bury it just like you did. I've used this system on alot of septic jobs over the years & would never use the "old school" system again. You just found a cheaper way of that system ! lol That was a great Idea : ) Hope all is well with you & Frankie : ) I just came back down to SC for a lil bit & to paint the house & hopefully it will sell soon ! Keep your powder dry my friend ; ) How can I send you a private message ? God bless buddy : )

[@thebossoftheswamp]

The infiltrator system sounds just like the bio chambers. I was planning on using them but opted for the cheap way out. Gotta pinch the pennies for a while.

[@frank5387]

I hear ya JC I'm pinching them for a while myself between this house in SC & my place out west it's getting tighter at this point ! UGH!

[@anaabrego585]

Wow. I learned a lot! Thanks for explaining this system so well - and sharing your knowledge and experience-the pup made it very entertaining too.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jaywatts333]

man i never told you i did this 6 yrs ago for my cabin here on the property for my 2 girls to live in and it is still working. did it all the same way. nice.oh and plan on doing it again up in okla to.

[@johnmclendon7195]

I want to put in a few sections of fence. How much does frankie charge to dtg a couple of holes for me?

[@rogermurph101]

Just so people watching this will know, you should not configure your sink drain the way yours is. The downpipe coming right after your trap creates a double trap, which can create a siphon effect and pull the water out of your trap. After the trap, you should have a horizontal run of a foot or so before turning down toward the ground.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thanks for the info.

[@donkeyballs5950]

You mean that my nigga?

[@chivic89]

You're ignorant.

[@piretekid]

Its considered an s trap... After the p trap you need minimum of 3 inches.. UPC,IPC

[@pamjones6465]

This is a smart drainage system. I am impressed with the plug in the trap. A very smart move indeed. Great job. I bet you couldn't of ask for a more efficient helper as Frankie. He dose awesome work. :)

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Frankie's always ready to get in on the dig :-)

[@terrysurface8401]

Lot of work but you have a great helper. Thanks for sharing ,Boss.

[@johnheighton8706]

Finally a guy who knows what he's talking about and to the point. Not another skinny liberal from California or New Zealand.

[@drPWNAGE1000]

John Heighton I hear you. I'm getting tired of being talked down to by a bunch of limp wristed twits in skinny jeans.

[@HerpThatDerp1]

@Uncle Duder You shouldn't say limp wristed you silly goose.

[@Ken1NC]

A good dog is God's individualized proof of his love for us lucky humans.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Well said :-)

[@davidmarzolino7159]

Really, so that would make stomach cancer what?

[@74KU]

Proof of the devil silly! God is responsible for all the nice things, and any time something bad happens it is either "the devil" or in more recent times "God works in mysterious ways" "God has a plan for you" etc.

[@johnblackie646]

Very nice informitive video as always, you got a great helper there in Frankie, beautiful shingles, best of luck always and thanks for sharing your videos.

[@keightcursed6138]

Hi, appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. Your explanations make it easy to follow and not so overwhelming.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Glad you like them!

[@imaslowlerner]

He voice sounds like an X-NY police officer.

[@macman9689]

imaslowlerner yep!

[@josephatnip2398]

I know of places in Southeast Missouri were they pipe the whole damn sewer system for a home just down a hill and into a ditch lined with some River Rock that's including Blackwater and you think it would be disgusting and it would stink or you would see something but you don't if you go out there and look and as a kid me and my cousins would flush the toilet and have somebody stand out there to watch it only thing you see come out the other end is water it breaks up into so many particles that you don't actually see anything it's not like a sludge pit and you think it would smell but it doesn't with so much gray water from washing machines washing dishes taking showers and everything else it's always rinsing everything away down the gravel embankment let's just say about once a month the person I know who lives in this house goes out throws a bag of lie down on the rock that eats up anything that might be out there and this has been functioning like that for half of a century before that they had an outhouse..... if you go out there any given time all you see is a clay pipe sticking out of the ground on the side of an embankment 2A Gravel Pit probably 10 feet wide and 10 foot long you going down an embankment there's no standing water there is no smell and you don't see anything it's not like there's a big turd laying down there on the rocks and it functions just fine for a family of 6

[@willeveryday]

A friend of mine had to go into the sewer for work. He was dreading it but once he got down there he said it was surprisingly good, outside was freezing cold but inside the sewer was nice and warm, he said that he was expecting it to be absolutely acrid but said that it kind of smelt like flowers and perfume, being at about 8am in the city he deduced that it was 'office chicks' getting ready for work.

[@mitchellkuske6339]

You're very descriptive and straight to the point. Subscribed.

[@cheriecasey3072]

thanks a million i just got land and we are required to have a grey water set up your a life saver now i pray this one will please the inspector

[@bordercolliesme9902]

4th time watching this vid. Thank you so much for creating it. Grey water tank is my first spring project on the list. You explain it so well I beleive I can do this on my own and I think my 2 BC's are willing to help. Thank you Thank you Thank you.

[@musclecarsound]

Boss, Great info. I will be adding one just like this to my cabin this summer. Thanks!!!

[@mikemcgown6362]

Thanks for the video! I'm going to use this idea for my little off-grid shack I'm building. I won't have a toilet in there, so it's just grey water draining. You're full of great ideas! Thanks for the information and inspiration!

[@lindsays6233]

Love the helper on this!!!

[@spacecowboy3604]

Thanks for the video and glad to see u have help!

[@hoovesandpawsanimalrescue]

Your vid made my decision so easy! The diagrams are essential for teaching. Thanks for your time, Happy Homesteading.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Ariel-xz8lg]

Love this video. I finally understand how a septic works.

[@brianspencer4220]

Good stuff My first one was a wooden barrel in 1960 In 1967 we replaced that with a larger metal barrel. It is dormant all winter & more so It still works. Brian 76

[@Hatch61]

Thanks for sharing Boss, good thing Frankie was there to lend you a paw. You know what they say, many hands (or paws), makes for light work. God bless you my friend.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

He's always up for a good dig. God Bless.

[@jwaych955]

Love all your videos but there's nothin better than watchin you build something! You're a true craftsman :) Keep up the great work

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you Jeff.

[@carolhewett3756]

I'm enjoying all your videos. I'm 70yo and the old ways must not be forgotten. My mom and both grandmas would be horrified at permitting any food particles or grease down a drain. Our dishes were wiped practically clean and stacked before being put into soapy dishwater. Scraps went to the dog or wrapped in newspaper to be put into the garbage to be burned or hauled away. Saved on water and soap. Saved our sewer lines too. Big cities are now contending with vast fatty sewer boogers spreading for several city blocks because everything gets poured down a drain nowadays.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Agreed.

[@toddwagester5412]

Frankie is such a good helper 😁

[@alexwilson756]

Great video, Boss, and I love that Frankie was helping you dig!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Frankie loves the digging jobs.

[@mattrockwell5034]

Absolutely love everyone of your videos learn something from each one. God bless sw Michigan. Northern Michigan is my goal. Cheers

[@MBFModernHomesteading]

Awesome video! Just what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to put these together.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thanks for commenting.

[@starraider2291]

Great video. Frankie's a great little helper for sure:) Always enjoy seeing him.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

He's always up for the dig :c)~

[@richardgreaves1862]

Great job.. You always make things so simple and on the cheap!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

It's the only way I can afford to do it.

[@deanwa8581]

I love your videos. Im still using the Berkey water filter system you made the video about. Love that kind of stuff.

[@wackyjack1005]

Great job explaining the set up most videos don’t do a great job

[@vlvtopcat]

Another Great video J.C.I always wondered how to put one of those in.Thanks to you now I know.Thanks God Bless.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Thank you and blessings to you as well.

[@MrAdams0057]

Always informative. JC you got it made!

[@jilliemak2024]

Excellent video...going to try that for my little cabin! Glad to have found your channel!

[@anikeshishian1]

This was really great. Thanks JC.

[@1TruckerGreg]

Really love your vid's! A man after my own heart.... Keep 'em coming bro!

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Happy to hear that. thank you

[@marbbridges]

I have the same concept in mind you made it really easy with me to figure out love the video. PS I like your helper

[@nurzrachit7133]

What a great dog! I need to do a grey water system for a pool house I'm going to build. This looks like a great plan. Thanks

[@vikisart]

You Rock: quite inspirational videos. Thank you.

[@tlgardens7598]

I never knew why those pipes are curved - so water can keep the stink out! Great to know. Great channel!

[@marynaivanova1370]

Thank you so much with clear and simple explanations! You are the best!

[@CherylCold]

Brilliant. Gonna use this for my cabin.

[@summerrawls3610]

I love and I mean love watching you I have learned so much about what I should do on my homestead. Thank you for all your ideas I look forward to seeing more.

[@thebossoftheswamp]

Happy to hear that and thank you for saying so :-)

[@mirandamelchert1458]

That was great! I'm going to do this for our cabin.

[@williamvan909]

Out standing well done good to know different ways.love Franky digging with you nothing lake a Best friend helping out lol great video.