Why you should not leave your grey valve open - Sewer Rats

every roof vent pipe cover I have seen is open to the air and nothing would stop a fly from getting into the black tank from the roof vent

I have screens on mine just for this reason

Speaking of the sewer flies....I kept finding the occasional black sewer fly in my shower. I never leave the gates open, so I figured it was just a random fly. Then one day I saw something wiggling near the lower track for the shower. Turns out it was a sewer fly maggot, one of many, that was living in the moisture under the track. Thus, the occasional fly on the shower wall. Once all the maggots were destroyed, no more flies.

gbopp wrote:

newman fulltimer wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Thanks, now my DW will probably never use the RV toilet again. :E

Why would your wife go to the driveway to use the toilet :B

Because the OutHouse is in use. :M

Bet is a cooold outhouse :B

newman fulltimer wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Thanks, now my DW will probably never use the RV toilet again. :E

Why would your wife go to the driveway to use the toilet :B

Because the OutHouse is in use. :M

We leave our valves closed till it needs dumping. Learned that one time when little flies or what ever was in the shower.

gbopp wrote:
Thanks, now my DW will probably never use the RV toilet again. :E

Why would your wife go to the driveway to use the toilet :B

down home wrote:
Well at last it wasn't a python.

Or a Rattlesnake.

Thanks, now my DW will probably never use the RV toilet again. :E

every roof vent pipe cover I have seen is open to the air and nothing would stop a fly from getting into the black tank from the roof vent

Well at last it wasn't a python.