Anyone dribble their gray ?

No.

Heck yes. Would run a garden hose out into the foliage. Never any smell.

wa8yxm wrote:

RedRollingRoadblock wrote:
When I dribble it usually has a yellow tint to it.

:D:o:B

Yup know that feeling

Never Dribbled gray water"
Did dribble Wash water

There are 3 classes of waste
Black
Gray
Wash

What is the differfence between Gray and Wash? The kitchen sink is Gray. Shower/lav's wash.... Food particles.

Unless you're Kramer; then your gray and wash would be the same water...

We use our gray (shower and bathroom sink) to put out our fire. That's about it. If the kitchen sink tank gets full, we'll use that too, but try to maintain some in the tank to use to flush behind our black tank emptying.

Never.

Nope, but we do empty the dish water tub in a 5 gal bucket and dump that on vegetation when dispersal camping.

Moved from ATC

RedRollingRoadblock wrote:
When I dribble it usually has a yellow tint to it.

:D:o:B

Yup know that feeling

Never Dribbled gray water"
Did dribble Wash water

There are 3 classes of waste
Black
Gray
Wash

What is the differfence between Gray and Wash? The kitchen sink is Gray. Shower/lav's wash.... Food particles.

1 mod Dad had me do to his 5er was add a drain about 3/4 up on his grey tank with 2 valves. Open 1, the top of tank would drain thru hose bib. Open the other, back in the stinky slinky. Always had plenty to chase the black. Where allowed, let the grey run to bushes. On FHU sites, run small hose to sewer except when dumping black. When no hookups, if the grey was full he could bucket some into black tank.

Nope. No need to - the motorhome's gray tank is good for abou 14 days. With the trailer, I just use a grey tote to dump properly. Since I have to refill the fresh at that time also (I use aquatainers), again it's no big deal.

The only water I dump on the ground is out of the dogs'water bucket.