🚽 Barker 15 Gallon Camper Tote-Along Tank: Convenient and Portable Solution for Waste Management on the Go! Review

We have NuCamp T@B. The exhaust pipes are arranged quite low. This works great with the 90° bend on the blue tank. No manipulation of the tubing is required. The lowest tank I've ever seen.

Possibly good product but it had a faulty weld between the two halves so it leaked on first use. 5 stars for the concept. 1 star for processing.

Perfect for our old vintage trailers that drain straight down instead of sideways. The only drawback is that you don't get very far with 15 liters. Great product though! However, do NOT pull it off, remember.

Once you receive this item, fill with water, put on the lids, grasp the handle and stand upright. If it leaks, send it back immediately. However, I didn't, and when I went camping and took it to the landfill, the 3" cap/gasket leaked very badly. Tried a few replacement caps, even borrowed a cap from someone who had the same bag and would have earned 5 stars.

Trust me when you read make sure the ventilation is open! At one point we ran out of it and the tank ballooned up, the wheels flew off, but to be fair it pretty much regained its original shape when the pressure was released. It was messy but fun. The problem isn't so much with the reservoir as with the state parks we visit. Sewage is collected in a landfill or in raised "towers" spread throughout the campsite. Count when it's full it's too heavy to lift it up the towers and the wheels really…

I bought this tank because I bought a converted car trailer that had a bath in the front with a black water tank and the gray water just dripped onto the floor. My trailer is only 11 inches off the ground while most other portable tanks are 11 inches or more. This tank meets my gray water collection needs (I roll it under the trailer and stick a funnel in the large 3" hole to catch it). My black water tank holds about 16 gallons, so this 15 gallon tank will serve so that I can dump at least…