Camco Dual Flush Pro

[Zman1403]

Just purchased this to keep both tanks clean. Watched numerous YouTube videos that make it appear to work well. Does anyone have any experience with it?

Thanks
Pete

[mlrtimemach]

I bought one an like it. I hooked it up at the house and timed how long it took before I saw water at the bottom of the toilet which was about 3 min. 45 seconds. Now after dumping I run watwr in it at least 3 min. It was suprising how much came out on the second flush

[Zman1403]

Originally Posted by mlrtimemach

I bought one an like it. I hooked it up at the house and timed how long it took before I saw water at the bottom of the toilet which was about 3 min. 45 seconds. Now after dumping I run watwr in it at least 3 min. It was suprising how much came out on the second flush

Thanks for your response.
I already have the Camcorder wand and will use this to flush both tanks as best I can.

[onawing]

Have had one for the past two years. Works well and does remove a lot of TP and other. After dumping usually rinse twice then add some back and leave till next dump. Only problem at some camp sites have not had enough ground clearance to attach. When that happens usually add water thru stool and run water in sink till next camp site

[l1v3fr33ord1]

Pete-

I have used a competitor's product, the Valterra Flush-King (link here), for several years. It worked very well on our former Class C. Per my rough estimate, it puts about four gallons per minute into the sewer pipe.

Unhappily, with our current coach I need a straight clear fitting, which Valterra does not offer. So, I tried the Camco Dual Flush (link here), which appears to be the same as the "Pro," but without the attached valve. I was disappointed with the throughput- only about 1.5 gallons per minute. The extended rinse time made the Dual Flush less useful to me.

I did try to bore out the valve in the Dual Flush, which resulted in a leaking valve. It was worth a try.

I've continued using the Flush-King, but directing the outlet hose out the wet bay door, instead of through the floor.

[Zman1403]

Thanks all. Will advise my opinion once I get it and use it.