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Sewer question
06-11-2009, 15:22
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Sewer question
Thanks. That sure would have been nice to know before tonight. . .

I guess I hadn't expected the bath sink to drain to the black water tank. Tough
lesson to learn. On my Beaver, only the blackwater was blackwater - all the
sinks/shower drained to gray water.

And, contrary to common belief, it doesn't smell like roses. Quite the
contrary, actually........

Jerry
85 PT40




--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph" wrote:
>
> Jerry, the bath sink and commode are black water. The galley sink and shower
are grey.
> Safe travels, Ralph &
Charolette Fullenwider
> '84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
> Duncan, Oklahoma
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: "jburgessx2"
>
> Date: Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:41:00
> To:
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Sewer question
>
>
> As a full timer, I usually leave my gray water open except when I want to
drain the black water. So, I close the gray water to let it build up so I can
use it to clean the hose after I dump the black water. And, I have done this
for years and years and years with my Beaver. Well, I forgot to close my gray
water off to let it build up and I knew the black water was getting close to
full. So, I close the gray water gate and turn on the bathroom faucet to let
the gray water tank fill a little so I have some hose wash down water.
>
> After about 5 minutes of running, I smell black water and head to the bathroom
only to find the toilet overflowing on the floor.
>
> Since when does the gray water (bathroom sink) go into a black water tank?????
To my understanding, the black and gray water are never to meet or they can
contaminate the gray water tank or contaminate the gray water pipes (i.e.
sinks).
>
> Luckily, not much water escaped to the floor and I removed the carpet to wash
it outside. Of course, some seeped into the floor area (as any liquid will do).
So, I have a little more cleaning/drying, as well as some serious disinfecting,
to do.
>
> Are Wanderlodge pipes plumbed different?
>
> Jerry
> 85 PT40
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Messages In This Thread
Sewer question - jburgessx2 - 06-11-2009, 14:41
Sewer question - Ralph - 06-11-2009, 14:53
Sewer question - bwinter1946 - 06-11-2009, 14:57
Sewer question - Don Bradner - 06-11-2009, 15:10
Sewer question - jburgessx2 - 06-11-2009 15:22
Sewer question - Don Bradner - 06-11-2009, 15:36
Sewer question - Ryan Wright - 06-11-2009, 17:39
Sewer question - tommy.rountree - 06-11-2009, 22:11



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