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RV Waste Water Dumping Tip

Never leave your black tank valve open when you are hooked up to a sewer equipped RV site. If left open, the liquids will drain off and leave the solid material behind to build up in the tank.

Always dump your black tank first and always when it is at least 2/3rd full. Add water if necessary. This will ensure adequate flow to dump all the contents.

Dump the gray water tank last to help rinse out the valves and sewer hose.

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Empty holding tanks through a garden hose into a portable tank, toilet, sewer clean-out port or septic tank.

Portable macerator pump connects directly to RV waste outlet. Lets you dump over longer distances and uphill. Flushing inlet-valve lets you back-flush tanks. Hand-held remote on/off switch with 6' cord. 12-volt pump features run-dry protection. Easy clean-up and storage in plastic carry case.

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  •  No more sewer hoses/connections to deal with!!!! - April 16, 2006
  •  Works Like A Charm, Black or Gray Tanks - No Problem - January 17, 2006
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