Your video is exactly what i was looking for. I'm with you, I like simple!! I was so grateful and excited, I ran out to the store, bought my supplies and complete my set up all in 1 day :). Thank you keep the simple video coming.
We are so glad to hear that this helped you. This is exactly why we wanted to start sharing with others. Thank you for letting us know and for watching our videos.
@@grewntd Yes, we look forward to hearing from you! Do you have an instagram account? We can be messaged there. Our account is here: instagram.com/justkeeponmovingdotcom/
John, Thanks for your question. Yes it does prevent water from running back through the pipe. HepvO's site states... The HepvO valve will perform under back pressures which are ten times greater than those experienced in a typical soil and waste system. You can read this and more at their website: hepvo.com/hepvo-waterless-valve/ We have been very happy with this valve. It has performed very well. We have always traveled in a warm climate area, but if we were to travel in a cold climate area we would personally insulate the valve since we have it outside. Thank you for taking your time and watching our videos. We appreciate it!
If you are asking where we store the Rhino Waste Holding Tank while it is not in use, You can see more about the tank and where we store it on our video here: th-cam.com/video/FCLyEvcLcLI/w-d-xo.html If this is not what you are asking, please let me know. Thanks for watching and asking that question.
As a plumber, P traps are for sewer gas. You are not connected to sewer so those little rubber flow values are useless. In a closed system like this you dont need a P trap or rubber valve as there is no sewer gas to come up pipe.
Hi David. Thanks for commenting and you are right. You do not need a P Trap or rubber valve unless you are hooking to a septic/sewer system. There are times when we stay at a camp ground that offers these options and this is the reason we went with the rubber flow valves to keep those gases from coming into the trailer. I should have mentioned in the video that we do connect to full services every so often. I am glad that you mentioned this and that you took your time to bring it up! Thanks for watching! Hope you have a nice day.
Well done! I like that you have kept everything simple.
Well done, thanks for sharing 😁🇦🇺
Your video is exactly what i was looking for. I'm with you, I like simple!! I was so grateful and excited, I ran out to the store, bought my supplies and complete my set up all in 1 day :). Thank you keep the simple video coming.
We are so glad to hear that this helped you. This is exactly why we wanted to start sharing with others. Thank you for letting us know and for watching our videos.
Beautiful trailer. Your work is elegant.
Thank you
Do you think you could've gotten away with 1 hepvo valve after the T?
Good idea..i like it
Thank you. We hope you found it useful. We try to keep everything simple!
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!
You are welcome! We like to be able to share with others. Thanks for watching!
@@justkeeponmoving7727 I'm building my own converted travel trailer. Can I pick your brain? If so, is there another way to message you?
@@grewntd Yes, we look forward to hearing from you! Do you have an instagram account? We can be messaged there. Our account is here: instagram.com/justkeeponmovingdotcom/
Nice sink!
Thanks!
Do the HepvO valves prevent water from running back through the pipe?
John, Thanks for your question. Yes it does prevent water from running back through the pipe. HepvO's site states... The HepvO valve will perform under back pressures which are ten times greater than those experienced in a typical soil and waste system. You can read this and more at their website: hepvo.com/hepvo-waterless-valve/
We have been very happy with this valve. It has performed very well. We have always traveled in a warm climate area, but if we were to travel in a cold climate area we would personally insulate the valve since we have it outside. Thank you for taking your time and watching our videos. We appreciate it!
Thank you. How do you spell the name of the valve?
hepvo.com
r s thank you
if you want to avoid sending vents through roof use sure vents
Where do you put the tank?
If you are asking where we store the Rhino Waste Holding Tank while it is not in use, You can see more about the tank and where we store it on our video here: th-cam.com/video/FCLyEvcLcLI/w-d-xo.html If this is not what you are asking, please let me know. Thanks for watching and asking that question.
As a plumber, P traps are for sewer gas. You are not connected to sewer so those little rubber flow values are useless. In a closed system like this you dont need a P trap or rubber valve as there is no sewer gas to come up pipe.
Hi David. Thanks for commenting and you are right. You do not need a P Trap or rubber valve unless you are hooking to a septic/sewer system. There are times when we stay at a camp ground that offers these options and this is the reason we went with the rubber flow valves to keep those gases from coming into the trailer. I should have mentioned in the video that we do connect to full services every so often. I am glad that you mentioned this and that you took your time to bring it up! Thanks for watching! Hope you have a nice day.
Don't you think odors can form in his tank and transmit back thru the sink without the trap?
they can and will@@dwhite6213
so add a check valve