holding tank maintenance
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I use a clear adapter beween end of drain line and sewer hose.
Yep.....clomps/lumps and wads of stuff come whooshing by, and I don't really care.
Tank gets as clean as needed just using water..dumping tank when at least 3/4 full.
The weight/volume of liquids rushing down and out a 3" line is all that is really needed.
I always get a chuckle our of the steps/methods that folks will go to when dumping waste tanks BUT don't get it a moments thought when flushing toilet at home.
1 1/2 gallons of water that can't push the stuff/tp the complete distance down that slightly sloped house drain line...and it's OK
Dump thru a 3" line down a short run and extra measures become necessary :H
But its' all good........if the foo-foo/microbe/slippery soap methods makes one feel they are doing good...then they are.
I know for a fact my truck runs quicker/smoother/better after I wash/wax it :B
Yep.....clomps/lumps and wads of stuff come whooshing by, and I don't really care.
Tank gets as clean as needed just using water..dumping tank when at least 3/4 full.
The weight/volume of liquids rushing down and out a 3" line is all that is really needed.
I always get a chuckle our of the steps/methods that folks will go to when dumping waste tanks BUT don't get it a moments thought when flushing toilet at home.
1 1/2 gallons of water that can't push the stuff/tp the complete distance down that slightly sloped house drain line...and it's OK
Dump thru a 3" line down a short run and extra measures become necessary :H
But its' all good........if the foo-foo/microbe/slippery soap methods makes one feel they are doing good...then they are.
I know for a fact my truck runs quicker/smoother/better after I wash/wax it :B
