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Old 10-28-2008, 03:53 AM   #1
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Re: benefit of having a separate black and grey water tanks?

Suggestion; you can use a smaller black water tank than the gray. Usually, you take more showers, wash dishes, and wash hands more than you take a crap or pee. So, you can get away with a smaller black water tank than a gray. MIght save you some money if you're buying tanks.

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