Gary Fowler
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- Bismarck Arkansas
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- 2009 Kubota RTV 900, 2009 Kubota B26 TLB & 2010 model LS P7010
If you plan to dump into your sewer system, forego the Aqua Blue in the RV brown water tank (commode). I never use it in my RV for short trips (2 days) and there is no smell. Flush the tank with plenty of water when dumping at the last campground before heading home and then you will have very little to dump anyway . The blue chemical treatment may not harm your sewer but why take the chance.
I have never seen a certified sewer system without an outside cleanout. I think they are required by Code. IF you don't have one, then you would have to dig up your sewer line before it gets to your septic tank, install a sweep tee, pipe and cap as per George2615 instructions. You should have one at any turn in your system anyway. Almost all sewer systems have a turn and drop before going into the tank so that is a good place to put one. I don't think you would need any permitting to cut into your existing line and add a clean out. You may need one for a dump tank though, depends on your location I guess.
I have never seen a certified sewer system without an outside cleanout. I think they are required by Code. IF you don't have one, then you would have to dig up your sewer line before it gets to your septic tank, install a sweep tee, pipe and cap as per George2615 instructions. You should have one at any turn in your system anyway. Almost all sewer systems have a turn and drop before going into the tank so that is a good place to put one. I don't think you would need any permitting to cut into your existing line and add a clean out. You may need one for a dump tank though, depends on your location I guess.