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Old 01-23-2017, 08:49 PM   #15
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I'm just trying to figure out how one gets fecal matter on their hands?
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I'm just trying to figure out how one gets fecal matter on their hands?
Cheaply made single ply toilet paper made for RV's?
Too many beers and forgot to use paper?
Corn cob is missing?
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Old 01-24-2017, 04:05 AM   #17
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One of the many things that are not cast in stone is where the bathroom sink(s) drain into.

Probably the easiest way to find out is to run the water for a few minutes and see what tank level increases. One can also empty both tanks then close one and run water for a few minutes. If water is coming out of the open valve that is the tank. If not open the other one and see if there is a small flood into the drain.
Yes, I keep forgetting that RV's are like snowflakes.

Do the suggested test outlined above on YOUR coach then you will know exactly what tanks are being used for what waste.

My coach is plumbed such that the toilet is the only supplier to the BLACK tank other than the black tank flush water nozzle. The kitchen sink, two vanity sinks and combo W/D all go into the grey tank.

Bottom-line, manufacturers did not have a "master-plan" or use common sense when plumbing. It was whatever was more convenient for the installation tech that day.

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Old 01-24-2017, 05:40 AM   #18
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Entegra plumbed the sinks in the half bath on the earlier models to the black tank to prevent the po-po Teepee. Some of the single bath sink were also plumbed to the black tank.

Ted Cook told me they changed that on the 2016's as they had complaints of the black tank filling to fast. The only way to be sure how your model is plumbed is to test it. When dry camping we wash our hand in the kitchen sink as both of my bath sinks are plumbed to the black tank. There is no set in stone method on an Entegra and it is not in the owners manual.
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You can add expensive ultra soft TP that falls apart before it should to the list. I'm amazed anyone would get very far in life without getting a failure.

Thanks for backing me up on the fact that one cannot assume how the bathroom sinks are connected. That was the point.
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