Post by bullseye17 on Aug 25, 2016 5:43:36 GMT -8
My trailer will have a city water hookup that is directly connected to the faucet, and no tanks onboard. My original plan was just to run a drain through the floor with a valve that allows me to close it off when not in use.
I know this is a no-no in many campgrounds, but we currently don't actually visit campgrounds often - we're usually on our own land, or friends and family.
That said, is there a better way to do this that is more campground friendly without having to add a tank? I have all of the parts to hook up the water to the sink, but no plans or supplies for a drain yet. One of the thoughts I had was just to carry an old water jug with me that I could use to hold greywater when needed.
Does anyone make drain kits or products that would be appropriate for this setup?
Any thoughts or insight would be very much appreciated!
I know this is a no-no in many campgrounds, but we currently don't actually visit campgrounds often - we're usually on our own land, or friends and family.
That said, is there a better way to do this that is more campground friendly without having to add a tank? I have all of the parts to hook up the water to the sink, but no plans or supplies for a drain yet. One of the thoughts I had was just to carry an old water jug with me that I could use to hold greywater when needed.
Does anyone make drain kits or products that would be appropriate for this setup?
Any thoughts or insight would be very much appreciated!
