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Toileting 101
People, especially kids, are accustomed to the toilet at home, which flushes with a copious amount of water. This doesn’t happen with RV toilets, which only use a small amount of water. You can get additional water for cleaning the bowl either by holding open the flush valve, or using the attached hand-held flush nozzle, if equipped. I always recommend that customers add at least a couple of gallons of water to the tank in addition to chemicals after emptying the tank. The tank should be well flushed after emptying.
On The Slide. Take care of your slideout! You should keep the mechanism lubricated using the lubricant recommended by the manufacturer. Check the seals: they should be free of cracks, fit tight against the room, and should not sag on the top. Any such problems dictate replacing the seals before a leak occurs. Always remember to remove the slide locks, if applicable, before moving the slide.
SAFETY NOTE: Going up on the roof of an RV can be hazardous. Use care when on the roof. Distribute your weight on a roof not designed for walking on. If working with sealants, be careful not to damage the roof sheathing. If not comfortable working on the roof, please leave the work for us...Don’t hesitate to call !!!
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