Drain hose racks, a good thing?
It seems to me that blocking the drain hose so that it is in a perfectly straight line may not be a good idea. I'm sure that it may drain more efficiently, but, you are loosing the natural trap forme...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:Old-Biscuit wrote:
Some places require sewer hose supports so hose is NOT laying on ground.
In 7 yrs. of FT travel have been in several CGs that required it....one reason I even have a sewer hose support.
If I hadn't experienced it I wouldn't have mentioned it.
Even been where donut was required to seal connection.......just an un-threaded open end pipe Another reason why I even have a donut.
Normally my multi-threaded sewer connection works.
We've also been in several campgrounds where a hose support is required so that the hose doesn't lay on the ground. These were resorts where we were staying for several months. For stays of a few days, we don't bother to hook up a hose until getting ready to leave as that's when we dump the tanks anyway.
