Ice Cubes in Grey Tank

When you think it's time to winterize just head north, you'll get ice in the gray tank.

2gypsies wrote:
Ice cubes are a waste of time and money. For the grey tank - if you don't dump garbage, grease or coffee grounds down the drain all you'll have is dishwater and shower water - no clumps to worry about.

For the black tank just use plenty of water when flushing. Easy. We don't use chemicals - another waste of money.

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Awwww - c'mon....don't discourage him!!

We need to see some "ingenuity" replies posted here!..:B

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Ice cubes are a waste of time and money. For the grey tank - if you don't dump garbage, grease or coffee grounds down the drain all you'll have is dishwater and shower water - no clumps to worry about.

For the black tank just use plenty of water when flushing. Easy. We don't use chemicals - another waste of money.

I'd put some of that ice in a glass with some Segrams and 7up first. Then I would try to figure it out. I get pretty smart after three or four of those.
Other wise I think your wasting your time.

Don't waste your time trying to put ice cubes in either gray or black tanks. They don't work.

I've heard of taking cold showers, but you must really need to cool down fast!;)

It does not work in the Black tank, TheFitRV did a really good video on it a while back, look for it on Youtube. Not sure it would help your grey tank either. If it needs a really good cleaning, try using dishwasher detergent, go for a drive, than dump. It does not bubble, and it is designed to break down the type of dish related grease and food particles that end up in the grey tank.

Never found a need to break up solids in the gray tank.