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ctilsie242
Apr 14, 2017Explorer II
Depending on rig choice, I've found a few ways to deal with waste while boondocking:
1: Place the Blue Boy in the truck bed, use the above mentioned macerator pump to push the black/gray water into the tank. Then, use the built in valve to empty at the dump station. Since the pump does the work, your back doesn't have to.
2: Buy 1000 "plastic T-shirt bags" from Amazon for $17 + shipping, line the toilet with one, do #2, drop the soiled bag in another bag, wrap it tightly, toss it in a trash bag. Caveat: Be VERY careful to ensure the trash bag does not get flushed into the black tank. Maybe even attach it to a tether somehow. I have found this method quite workable at minimizing black tank contents.
3: By minimizing black tank use, I can use a five gallon bucket to transfer gray tank stuff to the black tank. However, be careful on this... once the black tank is full, your boondocking expedition is over.
1: Place the Blue Boy in the truck bed, use the above mentioned macerator pump to push the black/gray water into the tank. Then, use the built in valve to empty at the dump station. Since the pump does the work, your back doesn't have to.
2: Buy 1000 "plastic T-shirt bags" from Amazon for $17 + shipping, line the toilet with one, do #2, drop the soiled bag in another bag, wrap it tightly, toss it in a trash bag. Caveat: Be VERY careful to ensure the trash bag does not get flushed into the black tank. Maybe even attach it to a tether somehow. I have found this method quite workable at minimizing black tank contents.
3: By minimizing black tank use, I can use a five gallon bucket to transfer gray tank stuff to the black tank. However, be careful on this... once the black tank is full, your boondocking expedition is over.
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