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NY RVer

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Perscription and over-the-counter meds, eyeglasses, sunblocker, Desitin, Benadryl, Off/Mosquito spray. Cameras, memory cards, batteries, binoculars, audio CD's, books, magazines. Sunglasses, hats/shades,shower clogs, bathing suits, shorts. Dog toys, water bowl, 30foot tether, leashes, dog pen. Children's busy books, games, crayons, toys, teddy bears. Bicycles and cable locks. Cell phone and charger, car cord. Tools and repair materials, glues, duct tape, iron wire. Multi-meter,electrical tape, crimping tool and crimp-0n connectors,wire. Nails, hammer, screws, screwdrivers. Firewood axe/hatchet. Barbeque briquettes, starter, matches, folding barbeque/grate. Wwly talkies and charger.

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I could name many things but a list of stuff is more a personal choice. However, You state that holding tanks are empty except for what little water needed to flush. It isn't a good idea to allow the tanks to be empty. Stuff will dry and harden on the inside and make it very hard to get off. The pipes from the tank to the gate hold quiet a bit of water before any is actually left in the tank. I'd say to put back at least 2 gallons every time you dump the tanks to keep thing wet and easy to clean. Plus the water sloshing around in there does a good job of cleaning by itself while you're in route Patter.


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