Review on 💩 Enhance Waste System Efficiency with Valterra Flush King 45 Degree Reverse Flush Valve Attachment for RVs, Campers, and Trailers by Chad Gomez

As a new motorhome owner, I spent more time reading reviews and watching videos on all things trailer camping last year than I actually did. I was new to Black Tanks, but I noticed that unlike my (and our government's) bank account, more money was coming in than going out, and that bothered me. I drained the tank but the gauge never said empty and sometimes just a trickle came out. Tried different ways to clean the tank but nothing helped. I was convinced I was dealing with at least one horrible "poop pyramid". I started researching flush valves but saw many conflicting reviews. I've read enough good reviews about Flush King to give it a try at the end of the season and I'm glad I did. At first I was disappointed because I expected the water to rush out of the hose into the black tank and rip out all the horrible things that were there. However, I could immediately see that the volume and pressure of the water did not match the length and curvature of the tank's black drainpipe. I was frustrated until I decided to leave the bottom valve closed and let the water slowly fill the black reservoir. I let it fill for about five minutes, keeping a close eye on the water level as I looked down the toilet. I turned off the water and turned on the faucet, and thanks to the see-through part of the machine, I was able to watch for several weekends as my family's disgusting waste quickly left the bowels of our van. Hallelujah! I was so happy that I could kiss King Flash, but. I repeated this process a few more times until it looked the same as when I logged in. Thanks to Flush King, I knew I'd be putting my RV away for the season with a "clean" black tank. I can't use it every time we camp, but I can because it's easy to use and should prevent debris.