traveling with water in tank
My husband happened to be talking to someone that said he travels with water in the tank just in case he needs to stop somewhere that doesn't have an available hookup. I can't see dragging all that ex...
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Turtle n Peeps wrote:
Water, propane and fuel I try to keep full. Black and gray tank I try to keep empty.
There have been a few times on the road where I needed to take a nice cold shower. One time in Reno Nv where I busted a spring on my TT and had to change it in 100 degree weather.
A few other times I had to deal with flat tires and after doing that anice cold shower
comes in handy!....
Unless you have a refrigerated fresh water tank, how did you manage to get a cold shower in 100 degree weather? :B
My first brain freeze RV'ing was a MH break down in 112 degree temps in Houston.
Limped her to a CG with police escort and when all was said and done and I was finally off the road all I wanted was a cold shower.
I turned 'only' the cold water knob on in the shower and got third degree burns! Guess I wasn't back home where when you turn the cold water faucet on you get cold water.:S
The temp of the water in the tank was the same as it was outside, 112 degrees! Here to tell you I now know that your fresh water tank takes on the ambient temperature of what ever it is outside.
