Quicky flush manual#

The good: Yes, this is better than not having anything. There are a couple of versions - some with just a straight pipe and others that have a flexible length of hose on them. This wand, when connected to your garden hose, can be placed down your RV’s toilet and give a secondary rinse to the tank to knock down any difficult-to-remove solids.

Quicky flush manual#

Some RVers have asked us about manual black tank cleaning tools, such as a rinsing wand with a high-pressure head. While automatic black tank flushing may be a necessary thing to do, it likely won’t be enough. The water is sprayed in all directions inside the tank. Connect a hose to this inlet, turn the water on and let the system do its work. Near your black tank, there should be a small valve that connects to a city water source, such as a garden hose. Many trailers have automatic black tank flushing systems, as do most motorhomes.

So let’s take a look into what you likely have in your black tank, what some alternatives are, and why that system is probably not doing as good of a job as you think it is. Their black tank, that is: Currently there is no RV manufacturer that includes a flushing or rinsing system as standard in their gray tanks. If we had a dime for every time we heard this, well, we’d no longer need to do tank cleanings! Almost every modern RV has some sort of flushing or rinsing system built into their tank. “I use my tank’s flush system and it gets my tanks spotlessly clean!”