Black/Gray water best practices???
So we took our new to us 2014 Grey Wolf on it's maiden voyage this weekend. We are still building up our TT skills. For example, this is the first camper where we are actually using the onboard restro...
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IdaD wrote:
I've never owned a tote. If we're camping, we don't use enough water over the course of 3-5 days to fill either tank. If we're on a longer vacation somewhere like Disneyland or the Oregon Coast we generally have hookups most nights or at least at the destination.
Let the black tank fill up before you dump it, and make sure you have a full grey tank before you dump the black tank so you can flush out the sewer line. Also I've found that a clear elbow attachment is handy between the sewer line and dump tube on the RV so you can see what's going through the line. A box of disposable gloves is a must, and a vinyl fence post with caps on each end is a better way to store sewer stuff than the bumper.
X2!
DW and I can shower every day and go eight days on tanks. We do have a Grey and a galley, but the point is learn to conserve when not a full hookup. I have no desire to use a tote, would rather move the unit to the dump station.
Vinyl fence post 5" size is the best for all thinks having to do with the stinky slinky.
