One tub was full of black water with scum growing on it.  

In Chicago we have combined sewers, storm sewer backup always has blackwater.  

Since it was black water pretty much all of the flooring in the unit and the vanity in the bathroom had to be ripped up.  

You could also use a composting toilet to avoid the cost of blackwater disposal.

The biggest of the contractors, Blackwater was BUSTED for bilking the American public prior to invading Iraq, just as Halliburton was, and we used them anyways.

He has a private police force in Iraq right now you may know of called Blackwater.

Both deserve a look if one were so inclined. 4) You'd need a bulletproof vest, a shotgun, Seal Team Six, Blackwater, and probably have Facebook or Google up their operations to the area, but Chicago and Detroit.

I was told by the guy who built the TH that you can hook the toilet up to the sewage pumpout between the house and the street- he showed me an RV at his workshop that had a flexible hose that ran from the black water valve to hook into a connector on top of a sewage pumpout and it seemed like it would work.

If it were mine, and it was fresh water I'd use a gas powered water pump (rental), let it air dry with open windows and figure out why it had water in it.If it's black water I'd have it pumped out by a company, and then the area would need to be sterilized.Then fix the water intrusion, then address any mold issues.https://www.homedepot.com/p/rental/Wacker-Neuson-Gas-Water-Pump-1-5100013999/309392462

The other issue would be black water sewage though....Which there are options for that such as an above ground sewage holding tank.