Don't Make My Rookie Mistake! - RV Life

Hey all!
Well, I did it; I made a rookie mistake. We have been full-timers for a little over 4 years, and I cannot believe the mistake I made.
I left the gray tank closed, and it started leaking out the bottom of the rig.
If you like this video, here is another goof that we made.
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[@rboundlessventures]

Good tip…

[@ChasingtheJoneses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TravelMinistry]

Never leave your tank valves open. Why?
1. Sewer gas can enter the coach and kill you..
2. The black tank will form a pyramid of waste that cannot be flushed out.
Let your tank get full, then pull the valve open so it drains with a big swoosh. Continue flushing until water draining is clear. With luck, your tank sensors will continue working, instead of collecting crud that shorts then out.
I learned this in 23 years of RVing.

[@ChasingtheJoneses]

Thank you so much for your tips it will help a lot of people.😊

[@MommeeMadre1]

Oops!

[@nicoe320]

What happen?