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The Camco 39062 RV Dual Flush Pro Holding Tank Rinser with Gate Valve is very similar to the Flush King. I checked out the reviews on Amazon, and the only complaint was that it didn't seem to be as fast as the official Flush King; the other 5 reviewers gave it 4 and 5 stars. It's cheaper than the Flush King, at only $31 (at Amazon) and FREE shipping too!
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The Flush King is on sale at Camping World - only $39.98 if you have a Camping World President's Club membership. If not, it's still a great buy at $44.43 (regularly $49.99) The reviews are still strongly positive (4 out of 5 stars) from Camping World customers. We have been using ours since June of 2005 and have had no problems with it!
Description: Flush King Reverse RV flush valve provides you with the quickest and most effective way to fill, rinse and remove residue from your black or gray holding tanks.
Flush King rapidly refills the holding tank no matter what height of tank or angles in plumbing. Unique design eliminates messy wands and hoses inside the RV by allowing you to reverse flush your tanks from the outside. Powerful performance removes clogs in drain pipes and improves sensor performance for more accurate readings. Four locking hooks provide a tighter seal to guard against leakage. For your convenience, the handle swivels 360 degrees to make hook up and operation easier. The innovative clear barrel allows you to see when the tanks are completely clean of residue, so there is no guess work. Flush King fits all Trailers and 5th Wheels and most Motor Homes and is not a permanent attachment. Twist on and off, how easy does it get!
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When I can’t get fresh, I like using frozen vegetables; I love how easy it is to microwave the frozen bags. This is also handy when traveling in the RV (as long as you have a working microwave).
I prefer Green Giant, but the Birds Eye Steamfresh vegetables that steam in a microwave bag are good as well. I decided to try the “Sweet Mini Corn on the Cob” thinking how bad could it be? Well it was bad. Two bites and I knew I’d be throwing all four cobs into our backyard for the critters to eat.
In Birds Eyes’ defense, I don’t necessary think I cooked the bag perfectly, I initially set the microwave for less time than stated on the package; when I thought the corn might be finished, I took out the bag and ripped open the top. Inside, the cobs were still a little cold, so I stuck the whole (opened) bag in the microwave again for a couple more minutes.
But the problems with taste had nothing to do with how the product was prepared. It was just plain horrible. The corn was chewy and tasted like “cow corn” - not at all like corn on the cob I am used to.
So, no I won’t be purchasing the Birds Eye Steamfresh Corn on the Cob again, but it won’t deter me from purchasing other frozen vegetable bags from them.
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Mike moved a big garden of plants from the front yard to our back yard yesterday. When he was looking over the transplanted plants today, he noticed some fluff and leaves moving around; he uncovered a nest of five baby animals. He thought they were mice initially, but when he showed them to me, I think they are too large for mice or moles. I think they are baby rabbits or if not rabbits, then baby squirrels. They are about 2.5 to 3 inches long. It looks like rabbit fur was used to insulate the nest, so that’s why I am assuming they are baby rabbits. Plus, we have rabbits all over our neighborhood, so it makes sense.
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Yay! Relief! We finalized our camping plans for this summer.
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A fellow camper emailed me the link to this article:
Appalachian Campsites in Pennsylvania receives huge fine
The fine was imposed due to 136 illegal septic hookups. Even though they are taking reservations for this season, the campground appears to be abandoned. If anyone has reservations at Appalachian Campsites in Shartlesville, Pennsylvania you better think twice. They could be taking your reservation and deposit with no intention of opening the campground!
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