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[a/s] Black Tank/Piles was Black/Gray Water Question

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Subject: [a/s] Black Tank/Piles was Black/Gray Water Question
From: Judy White <dmurtha@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 10:09:52 -0700
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Jim:

The mess you spoke of...Is it (gasp) Piles?
My trailer was hooked up fulltime and it appears the black tank valve was left
open...Resulting in the above named condition.  Is there a way of reducing the
piles in the black tank without getting too close to the situation?  Soaking?  A
particular sewer chemical?  It doesn't appear to be a serious problem, other than
reduced capacity....

Rather an indelicate subject, but I know someone on the list has an answer!
Thanks!

Judy
72 27 International Ambassador

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