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Old 01-13-2016, 06:22 PM   #21
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drains and vents

I leave gray valve open but always put a dip (trap) in the sewer hose to form a seal.
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Old 01-14-2016, 07:34 PM   #22
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Tank issues??

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Maybe I'm overlooking an obvious, but why wouldn't an RV manufacturer design an RV where the gray water flushes thru the black water tank.
If the gray tank sat above the black water, you could get a much better black flush.
Please feel free to point out any obvious issues I may have overlooked.


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There are two huge issues with your question;
1) It is against the law to ever have the chance of mixing them, i fully understand your new question (well they do it in a house) but the sanitary laws are different.
2) why not stack, this is simple (not enough room, well as you might look like there is room in a large motorhome, there for sure is not in a trailer, so all the companies just build them one way.

Sure hope this helps and Happy camping
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