Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012
My daughter was getting a little warm in her bunk during our last camping trip, so I decided to put her a fan in to keep the air flowing. I had been wanting to add a 12-volt fan to the main livin...
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Sir Buffalo wrote:
Well not sure how this person uses it... but......my friend set it up the same way because he had witnessed what I go through when I leave the campsite...(by the way I do not do this all the time but sometimes I get the urge to do a good job).
Besides the chemicals, etc. I actually take the hose and flush the tank. I know of others that do the same all the time but I just do it once in a while. But the fanatic he is he installed something like this person did to make in easier. I love it. If I had the same set up I would do the same. But not reading your message correctly... I guess now I know what you mean..... if your not a good shot you could be touching....ahhh do not even want to think about it.
I guess you could install it a bit higher. Right now I use the shower head that extends.
an
In my last trailers I made one that I used when I dumped the black tank.
When I was empty, I closed the valve then used the hose to wash down the tank.
When It was nearly full, I Opened the valve and emptied the tank/again.
When mine was empty I closed the valve, went inside and dumped Calgon in the tank with some dish soap, then I added about a gallon of water to the black tank to slosh around on the way home, and on my way to my next campsite. The Calgon kept the sensors clean and they were accurate.
BTW: I did the same to the Greyt water tank. It never stank.
