Understanding Your RV's "HOLDING TANKS": Waste Management

Second Edition. --- Welcome to an educational and entertaining encounter with your RV’s “temporary” holding tanks. This Primer is explicitly designed to teach you, “What you don’t know about your holding tanks!”Written for:Those who are “NEW” to the RVing experience,Those who have been “CAMPING” for years, and,Those who are “FULL-TIMING”.The information within will clearly demonstrate that an RV’s sanitation plumbing system is NOT like a house’s sanitation plumbing system, and give everyone the background to understand why the dreaded bio-waste management “chores” must be conscientiously accomplished, each and every time. This Primer additionally endeavors to establish a good working knowledge of the black and gray holding tanks that will enable every reader to start thinking in terms of “required sequence of preparation and use,” and, thereby, prevent the exasperating, “I DON’T KNOW. . . IT JUST WON’T DRAIN!” or “OH, WOW! DOES THAT STINK!!”The included Editorial Comments are based on the author’s many years of hands-on experience; using and living in RVs, conducting the business of repairing RVs, and also specializing in educating the RV owners.Also included are lots of tips and tricks on how to help your RV’S “temporary” holding tanks work more efficiently. (Especially the real answer to tank treatment!)The ladies are especially encouraged to read everything between this book’s covers. Then they will understand just how their RV’s holding tanks work and how to safely use and maintain them.

Dale LeeSumner is a retired RVIA/RVDA Master Certified RV Service Technician and formerpresident of Mobile RV Medic, Inc.
 
And...Daleloves to teach and write!  He has been conducting information seminars at major RV rallies since 2004.  His RV Primer, "SHOREPOWER," was first published in 2005.  Ithas experienced many reprintings and isnow offered as an updated Fourth Edition (August 2016).
 
His goal isto provide as many RVers as possible with a solid, baseline understanding ofthe functionally different systems in their recreational vehicle. 
 
Dale's style is informative,yet casual and entertaining.  He explains each topic in an uncomplicated,non-technical fashion, thus enabling all readers to develop a better comprehensionof their RV's different systems.  Consequently,once fully appreciating the underlying concept that an RV's systems do NOTfunction like a house's systems, each reader will be able to use and enjoy her/hisRV more assuredly.