Black tank science
Lets talk about the science of poo. It’s important to know the science of poo to know what happens to poo in your RV. This will be a long read even though I will try my best to keep the length down to...
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Turtle n Peeps wrote:ScottG wrote:
Don't fool yourself, your stuff will indeed turn to a near solid. My buddy has a newer Arctic FOx on some vacation property. He let the contents sit for 4 weeks before dumping. During that time it developed an inch thick, clay-like mat on the bottom of the tank. Liquids happily floated above it all and drained off during dumping and even using the tank flush.
It took a lot of nasty, smelly work to get it all out.
If that were the case septic tank pumpers would have a hell of a job! They open the lid, stick the hose in and pump. Least that's the way they did mine.
What are you people eating? :B
The RV holding tank is not a septic tank at all. Totally different animal.
