34 days

[rvpopeye]

Good idea , hope more CGs install 'em.

[RoamerRV428]

yea not something we see a lot in state parks, Cloudland Canyon State Park in Georgia is the first time we saw grey drains throughout the entire campground. It was a great perk to have for sure. Hope to see more states doing this option but not many state parks upgrade a lot so....

[Ddarnell]

you did well.  we love getting the longest we can out of our tanks!

we have large tanks on our toyhauler.  3 people using 1 ply TP in black, we got 4 days and dumped but I believe we also had a smidge more room in there LOL

grey is tough for us.  even 3 Navy showers and 'can't trust kid to truly conserve like we older ones do'....we got 3 days before hubby had to blue tote it to the dump station on grey.  

what we loved about Georgia state parks, at least the one we were in, they had 'grey drains' situated along the roads in the campground.  hubby only dragged blue tote just a small way to dump grey into the drain instead of having to go the longer distance to the true dump station.  We liked that about this park

Ive seen some evaporate grey water by letting it trickle out through heavy wool socks onto mats over rocks in a basin. Along with a composting toilet they never have to dump.

[RoamerRV428]

yea there are a lot of good tricks to handle grey for sure.

we just so far have been in positions where we go for the 'big dump' and get'er done fast and so far we have worked out fine doing our little system. Might change down the road, depending on boondocking situations and more. Good thing is we can adapt very easily.

A lot of times in campgrounds we will use the facilities if nicer and take pressure off the tanks. Boondocking won't give this luxury tho but we don't care, we have a lot of small changes that helps tanks, like shower outside with a hose and more.....nice thing is everything can be dealt with easily and not a huge factor in our lives on where to dump etc.