RV holding tanks — some management basics. Here are some waste tank management tips for those who may be relatively new to RVing or to extended campground stays. This will deal strictly with using the standard 3-inch gravity hose. The optional macerator type Sani-Con will be covered in a separate post at a later date.
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Holding tank odors can be a real problem, especially if you don’t know how to deal with them. If you are new to the RV scene, this issue is perhaps the most popular complaint (aside from dead batteries!). When purchasing a new RV, part of the delivery process is explaining how to empty and rinse
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Sometimes the smallest of things can be the most frustrating. Take for example, RV holding tank monitors. You push a button and the monitor display is supposed to tell you the levels of fluid in your holding tanks using a few simple indicator lights. One light means empty, two lights means 1/3 full, three lights
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