So we're going to go over the dump station procedures here. Every dump station is going to be a little different but it's all the same concept. See I got our bucket down there with the hoses in it. Right here is a water hose to dump the black tanks you'll need a water hose. So when you pull up to a dump station right here with that white sticker is that's the front gray tank. And over here the two white stickers is the black and gray tank for the back. So you want to either centrally locate it when you've got plenty of hose but you don't have to run the hose too far. So I've got this one pulled up here where it's direct to the black and gray tank in the back but I got plenty of hose to get up front. So let's hook it up. So first thing where gloves these are probably not the right gloves because they're caught and they're caught but a rubber glove would be best. Now if you do it right and you get lucky you're not getting anything on your hands but use gloves just in case. Okay so we took the cap off see it's swinging there it takes sometimes they can take some muscle to get that thing turned off. But before you take it off make sure those handles the black on the left and the gray on the right make sure they are shut. You don't want to know what happens if they're open and you take the cap off you will get nasty. So make sure those are shut take the cap off. Plug your hose in and then out here is the sewer see the clear elbow right there we're going to look at that as the junk comes out. Up next is the water hose to cup to flush the tank. Okay so we hooked this green hose and there's a green hose in the in the box in the band that goes with the sewer stuff. You want to use a green hose for this only do not use it to bring water into the camper so what I'm going to do we always do always do the black tank first so we're going to pull the lever on the black tank down there but I'm going to run over there and turn the water on and that will flush out the tank so this will be a neat little trick holding the camera. So let's try okay we're going to pull it come over here turn the water on now we got water running into the tank and if your screen is turned away so right now you see it's blue that's from the drop-ins that you put in the toilet so we're going to wait for that water to turn clear. Okay so now the water is running clear so that means we've got everything out but I want to go ahead and let it run for another 30 seconds or so just to get everything out. Okay it's been running for about 30 seconds it's clear. Now the water that's coming through here right now is from the water hose the water hose is shooting water into the tank and it helps flush out the tank. All right so we're going to go turn the water off. Okay then we're going to come back and lift the water to stop. Okay the water stop. I'm just going to grab the hose here and kind of force anything that's left over. Oops. Force everything that's in the hose. Down to the sewer. Yeah there's a lot of water that can get trapped in here. Okay we're done with the black tank. Water's off you can go ahead disconnect it now because you only use off to this with the water hands. But you only use this for the black tank only. You don't use it for the grays. This right here is putting water into the black tank. So if you don't pull the black tank lever and you're filling it filling up with water it will back up into the toilet into the bathroom flood the camper. Not good. So it's very important remember that. Okay so I've taken the green hose off. Always just do that just just to be sure take it out when you're done with the black tank. Once you're done with that we will pull the great tank lever and this great tank back here is for the shower and the bathroom sink. So wait till that water is all gone then we'll clear the hose of all the water and we'll move to the front. So some campsites have their own sewer and if you have that that's great. You still have to worry about pulling over to a tank, a dump station. Those are all always great. So now I'm going to show you a video just a second of what it looks like to have both of them put up at the same time and go into a drain. Okay so if you're lucky enough to have your own dump station sewer at your campsite this is how you hook it up. You got your great tank here. Got a hose for this one and then we got a Y that goes into the black and the great tank. So the black disc goes right into the sewer. So in here you will find you'll see this in the video. You'll see a white connector it's already got this little attachment on it. So you'll have off this white here you'll have one going to the sewer and the other one will be going to the tank up front. So there's plenty of hose for that. This right here you can see how it's tapered. You put that on the ground spread it out to keep the hose pointing downhill. Okay so now we've dumped the great tank and we've cleared the water out of the hose. Make sure all the water is out of there. Now we're going to make sure we shut the great tank. Let's see if I can do this with one hand. Turn that out there, little drip and some aroma comes out. Tell you just pay me the money and I'll do this for you. This is a dirty job. So now we're going to move to the front. So we're up to the front now the front great tank. I had to put another section of hose on there to reach. We plugged in for the lever and we're dumping. Okay so the water has pretty much stopped. So we're going to come down here before we take it off and lift the hose. I just walked it down all the way to the drain. Another reason why you do the black first is because the great tank water is in this dirty obviously and it'll help clean out some of that waste material. There's a lot of water trapped in this hose. I'll make sure you do this before you. All right, got them all out. And again make sure the tank is closed, the lever is pushed in. And when you get ready to, as I said before, take off that cap, make sure that that's pushed in. Sometimes going down the road the vibration causes to open. If that happens, take that cap off very carefully. As soon as you take it off it's going to swoosh through the crap out of that just so. And that concludes the tutorial on dumping the tanks, the dirty part of camping.