Black tank- dump it or leave it?
Our TT usually stays on a permanent site, which we visit every other weekend or every 3rd weekend. When we depart on Sundays, I usually fill the black tank up with water, since it's nowhere near be...
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ralphnjoann wrote:And again... water is your friend. You should NEVER leave the bottom of the tank dry... EVER. Dry black tanks, or insufficient water are what cause the dreaded pyramid.Good advice for summer, maybe not so much for winter.
Water first fills your drain pipe. If exposed, and even if it's not,it can freeze in the winter and burst. Be sure and add some RV antifreeze. I could add, "Don't ask me how I know.", but I won't because I think it's overused to the point of being trite.:B
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Yup. Location, location, location. One size does not fit all! :W
Forum members from all over this United States from all different climates. Ya gotta sort thru them to see what fits where you live.
Black tanks WILL stank in Florida summers don't care if you think they are sealed your toilet opening is not.
Any Water left in lines in winters in Wisconsin WILL freeze.....
....and on and on and on.
It all depends where you are LOCATED as to what should be done for your RV. Amen.
