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1)
Connect
the sewer hose to the outlet at the camper and the septic drain at the
campground.
2)
Open the
gray water valve, but leave the black water valve closed.
Don’t open the black water valve until ready to dump the sewer water. It is not necessary to dump unless the tank is full or you are ready to go home.
Leave
the black water valve closed and at lunchtime also close the gray water valve so
it can accumulate soapy water from the dishes at lunch, supper and from showers
at night.
BE
CAREFUL not to let the gray tank overflow by checking the level on the tank
monitor panel.
1) Leave the gray valve closed, open the black valve and let it drain completely.
2)
When the
oozing stops, close the black valve and open the toilet flusher or use a
cleaning wand to fill black tank to full.
3)
Open the
black valve and drain the tank completely.
4)
Close the
black valve and open the gray valve for the soapy water to clean the sewer hose.
5)
Close the
gray valve.
6)
Now with
both valves closed, store sewer hose in hose bumper.
7)
Open
toilet bowl and add 8 ounces of chemical while water is running through the
toilet. Continue to let water run
through the toilet for a count of 20, in order to allow a couple of gallons to
mix with the chemicals.
As
you drive home, the chemical mixture sloshes around in tank, cleaning up any
residue.
As
your trailer is stored waiting on your next trip, it continues to “eat” and
liquify residue, leaving a pleasant smell in your camper, plus your holding tank
is charged and ready to use for your next trip. All you have to do is flush and go!
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