Grey water drainage

[JC Slugger]

Has anyone devised a way to connect a hose from the external sink drain to the sewer pipe at an RV park/campground?
Thanks
JC Slugger

[mkosu04]

what does that mean?

doesn't your external sink drain into a holding tank?
Do you mean your outside kitchen?
or do you have some other setup???

[JC Slugger]

there is an opening on the outside of my A122 that comes from the sink drain. Most people put a bucket out but I want a closed system.

[5picker]

Get yourself one of these and a hose.

[ilmor]

I have learned something new.

[ptchap]

Just make sure you have a long enough hose to go to the sewer fitting to allow some drain water to collect at a low point to minimize chances of sewer gasses entering your trailer!

[rockfordroo]

I used one of these for 20 yrs with my popup:

Barker 10887 5 Gallon Original Tote-Along Portable Holding Tank | American RV Company

Uses a short double ended, regular female fitting, hose.

[mudman2]

Originally Posted by rockfordroo

I used one of these for 20 yrs with my popup:

Barker 10887 5 Gallon Original Tote-Along Portable Holding Tank | American RV Company

Uses a short double ended, regular female fitting, hose.

How are u venting the setup to keep water flowing. Does the vent on the container do it?


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[TakeItEasy]

Several people I camp with use 5 gallon water containers, like the one below, for their outdoor sinks. They work well and, depending on use, can last a couple days.

Gerry can

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by mudman2

How are u venting the setup to keep water flowing. Does the vent on the container do it?


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Hmmm. Good question. I don't recall a vent, as I would remove the hose and there was a plastic cap that pushed over the threads on the cap when I took it to dump it. I never had a problem with venting, though.

I actually more of a problem with the drain line in the popup kinking once in a while (it was a "swing level" galley; not a flip-up).