We have a 1970 Globie. After finding out the cost on putting in a grey-water tank, we've decided that has to wait a bit. We know we need a blue tote for grey water when we are not in a site with full hook-ups. We are not likely to be boondocking much and will usually be at a campground with a dump station. We also likely will not camp for more than 3 days and I don't see us doing more than using the water for washing dishes although DH swears he is going to use the shower (and I am looking forward to hearing the colorful language as he bangs his elbows on the walls that tiny space.) :innocent:
Given this kind of usage, what size blue tank do we really need? I know they get heavy if too big but I don't want to have to haul it to the dump station every night either. I would love to hear your guys thoughts on this because as new RVers, we have no idea and those damn totes cost just enough I don't want to make a mistake. Thanks!
Given this kind of usage, what size blue tank do we really need? I know they get heavy if too big but I don't want to have to haul it to the dump station every night either. I would love to hear your guys thoughts on this because as new RVers, we have no idea and those damn totes cost just enough I don't want to make a mistake. Thanks!
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