154 • Section 6 — Water Systems Cayman 2006
FAUCETS
The kitchen faucet head has a fl exible hose allowing the
faucet head to be removed from the base. O-rings seal the
faucet head to the base preventing water from dripping into
the cabinet. Push the slide bar to select either stream or spray.
Fresh water may contain lime deposit or debris that will
attach to the faucet screen and restrict or plug the fl ow of
water. All faucet screens should be checked and cleaned
every two weeks of use.
To clean faucet screens:
• Unscrew kitchen - screen retainer from faucet head.
• Lavatory/vanity - remove threaded collar from
faucet outlet.
• Clean screen using a small soft brush, if necessary,
and a de-liming solution.
• Install screen and check water fl ow.
WASTE WATER SYSTEMS
Proper Waste Disposal
Dumping raw sewage from toilet holding tanks, except at authorized dumping stations, is universally
prohibited. Most National, State and private parks have either a central dump facility or campsite hook-up for
sewage. Many modern rest areas along the interstate now have dump stations available. Woodall’s Campground
Directory, Trailer Life’s RV Campgrounds and Services Directory, Rand McNally’s Campground and Trailer Park
Guide, Good Sam Park Director (Good Sam Club), and other similar publications list dumping stations. Some
major oil companies offer dump facilities at selected stations.
What Not to Put in Waste Holding Tanks
• DO NOT use strong or full strength detergents to deodorize and disinfect. Use odor control chemicals
made especially for holding tanks.
• Automotive antifreeze, ammonia, alcohol or acetone in holding tanks will dissolve plastic.
• DO NOT put large table scraps in the tanks. They could stick in or damage the valve seals.
• Facial tissue is thicker, softer and stronger than a rapidly dissolving tissue. White toilet paper dissolves
faster than colored. Paper designed specifi cally for holding tanks is available at most RV supply stores.
TIP:
To test tissue dissolving ability, immerse one tissue square into a jar of water. Shake the jar
five times to determine if the tissue disintegrates into pieces or remains in one piece. DO
NOT use any type of tissue that remains in one piece.
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Filtered Water
Dispenser
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Kitchen Faucet
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