Today we are on RV tanks. Speak first, I wanted something on the RV tanks do not think a lot of RVers are aware of us to speak. Many of the free dump stations available to RVers are because of the chemicals that are harmful to septic systems, closed, and because RVers abusing these dump stations. When we give access to these dump stations it is absolutely necessary that we use septic safe chemicals (no formaldehyde), and that weCleaning up after ourselves and not abusing dump stations.
Your RV is what is known as a gray water storage tank and a black water tank. The holding tank collects dirty water from the sink, sink and shower. The black water tank for the toilet. These tanks are used to terminate to the empty tanks to a main outlet. Here is where we connect to our sewer pipe.
Make the necessary couplings and connectors. You cannecessary to create two hoses together to reach the sewer connection. I recommend you only heavy sewer pipes. They are not expensive and hold much better. Keep a hose and a tube of 10 feet 20 feet available. Do not pull or drag the sewer line on the floor. This leads to tear or holes.
Connected to the sewer pipe to ensure that both valves are closed and remove the sewer cap. Making the connection by putting the hose adapter on the outlet and turnClockwise until it clicks. Take the other end to the sewer system storage. Use the adapter needed to connect to and a good seal. It's a good idea to put some weight on the tube, not to jump out again, if you drain the tank. You may need a certain type of sewer hose support use to get a good angle from the RV campground sewer connection so the tanks drain properly when they are empty. The valve is smallThe waste water tank and the large valve is for the waste holding tank.
A golden rule for RV holding tanks, never to download the holding tank, until it at least two-thirds full. You want the tank nearly full so the weight and gravity forces the contents of the tanks drain properly. Another golden rule is to never leave the black tank valve open at the campsite and expect the toilet into the sewer or color, like the bathroom in your home. It will not work.
When the tanksare full or nearly full always dump the black tank first, followed by the gray container. The wastewater tank must be at least two-thirds full. Discharge of waste water tank last will help flush out waste water hose.
If you opt for a longer period of time you leave the gray tank valve partially open, so that the sewer system, how to use it, but remember, NEVER do this with the black tank campground. When it's time to leave, the camp site and your tanks are full, you can notFinish filling with water and then she was. Never use the water hose, white for the holding tank maintenance or cleaning. RV drinking tubes are usually. Take a hose with a different color for different purposes, so you can tell the difference.
After you dump the tanks you need to thoroughly tanks. Some campers have built into the system to wash out tanks. If there are other ways to do this. You can wave a magic wand for cleaning and tank cleaningthe black tank. The only problem is that you do not know when or if the black tank is really clean and you can not wash or clean the gray tank with a wand. I use a product called the Flush King. There is a reversing valve wire directly into the drains and flushes and cleanses the two tanks in one simple operation. It is easy to use and has seen a continuous barrel, so you know when the tanks are really clean, know.
Every time you throw the black tank is necessary to treat it with holding tankChemicals are used to control odors and break solid materials. You should always environmentally friendly chemicals. Chemical-based enzymes to use good bacteria to digest waste and control odors. Formaldehyde based chemicals destroy the bacteria, which serves to reduce waste and can be dangerous for people and pets.
The first step is to add enough water to completely cover the bottom of the tank. Four or five full water should be sufficient, depending on the size ofblack tank. Water helps a lot with the odor control tank. You always want to cover the contents of the tank with water. Then fill the cup and add the right amount of chemicals in the tank, normally holds four ounces for every 40 gallon tank to hold. The toilet. Repeat this process every time you empty the black water tank. Some chemicals like RV Trine holding tank valve contains lubricants to keep the valves are working properly andprolong the life of the valve seals.
You should always toilet paper for use in a motor home developed. The toilet paper disintegrates and dissolves into the tank chemicals preventing potential problems with the tank, the sewage system and waste water system, RV dump station.
Incorrect readings on the tank monitor panel will be covered by the probes tank of toilet paper or other debris caused. When cleaning the tank does not solve the problem of adding a little bit "of water and acouple of bags of ice cubes to the empty tank. Drive or pull the trailer so that the ice, the sides of the container stains. Proper chemical tanks to clean the tank probes.
During the remaining period of fat and accumulates in the tank with gray and a bad smell to mention, not as it relates to the tank and valve. From time to time, the gray container treated with chemicals in an environmentally safe container to prevent odors from the tank. If the tank is empty,Add some detergent into the sewer system to break down fat and debris build up.
If you follow these simple tips can tank to help prevent problems and provide long-term trouble-free tanks. This is a problem that we can all do without! All of our RV walk-through video is about the information on RV holding tanks, water system, LP gas system, electrical system and much more. Check out the new "Essential Elements RV" DVD to show which elementsYou want for your motor home to do all your RV more enjoyable.
Happy Camping,
Mark J. Polk
Copyright 2006 by Mark J. Polk owner of RV Education 101
Source: http://automotive-rv.chailit.com/rv-tips-for-holding-tanks.html
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