Blackwater and greywater disposal

Many thanks to the municipality! Everything works: a bin, toilet emptying, grey-water disposal, and a nearby water tap that is open in winter! It is marked non-potable above, but we have a filter, so no problem. Or perhaps the white hose is non-potable and the adjacent one is potable. In any case, even though it is not cleared of snow, everything is perfect in winter!

Disposal facilities are fine; you just have to aim carefully for the grey water. Tap with a white hose in the cassette area. There is another tap next to it, without a hose, marked “not for cassette.” So it is possible to fill with water if everyone follows the instructions. Thanks to the municipality.

Grey- and black-water disposal: mission accomplished at the service point.

Please aim carefully at the grey-water drain.

Perfect for disposal, but there is no drinking water available, as described.

Free disposal station. What else is there to say? Perfect for getting rid of grey and black water.

Thanks a lot to the municipality of Ørsta, perfect area, there is a tap, just clean and sanitize it externally and the water is perfectly drinkable. The signal is placed on all of this kind of stations, it refers the tap could be used to wash the cassette but the water cames from the public aqueduct.

Such a modern facility without drinking water is almost pointless. Nevertheless, thanks for providing the disposal facilities. Be careful when operating the flush! High water pressure causes it to spray upward.

Water is NOT potable! Good for emptying grey water and the toilet.

What is the point of such a beautiful service station with non-potable water? It makes no sense.

Good facility for emptying grey and black waste but a real nuisance not being able to fill fresh water? Seems like a major omission at one of these stations….

No drinking water, but there is water nonetheless. There is a great playground for young and old right next to it.