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Old 08-27-2016, 04:34 PM   #29
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What about sewer flies. I put in chemicals but still have them. Any suggestions.
Keep the RV dump valve closed until you are ready to dump, close it immediatly after dumping. I never leave either the gray or black valves on the RV open to the sewer until I am ready to dump.
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You might not need it but Im sure there are benefits. We have used ours pretty much full time for two years now. I add chemical after every dump along with a couple gallons of water. We have never had a sensor issue and our valves are working good. The chemical I use keeps the sensors clean and also lubricates the valves. For the few cents it costs, I will sleep better knowing everything is working just fine.
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