Fresh water AND grey water combined?

Dannyabear1 wrote:

hmknightnc wrote:

realdeal1003 wrote:
Korbe. All grey water goes into the black tank. By using the fresh water tank AND the grey water tank filled with fresh water, you can have more fresh water for boondocking. Louie

Yikes and yuck!!!! If your so inclined you could plump gray into line to flush toilet with a seperate pump if you want. But, do not ever use gray for bathing, cooking and damn sure not drinking. I'm still not sure you are communicationing clearly but here is a very clear communication - You Can't Use Gray Tank For Any Kind Of Compsumtion by Humans including a brand new trailer off the dealers lot.

I hope we are all mistaken about your intended usage

THIS, the grey and black tanks are not made for potable water.

Ding, ding, ding......winner.
The waste tanks are NOT made from material that is to be used for water that is consumed (potable).

Now if you care to under go a renovation....
You could plumb your grey waste to black tank
Replace grey tank with a fresh water tank (for potable water use) and increase your fresh water capacity
BUT your waste water capacity will be diminished by the amount of grey tank capacity that has been given up.


IF grey and black tanks use the SAME line to dump them.......
You can install another dump valve towards end of line.
With it closed you can open grey & black dump valves and 'equalize' the tanks giving you longer time frame between having to dump waste tanks.