Metal fork in black water tank

[myboyburt]

Originally Posted by peegreen

That's good advice as most flatware is stainless steel, i.e. non ferrous and a magnet won't do diddly. I'd check a fork in hand first. A tube of toothpaste dropped in our tank. I used the Flush King to flush it out. Very high volume of water going in and then out may be enough to move it around.

Hey! I purchased a Flush King from Camping World along with a chemical which is suppose to clean tank sensors early this spring. We haven't used them yet because the chemical needs to be in water that's about 70 degrees and we had done a good job cleaning out the tanks before we stored our camper for the winter season. If the weather is nice this weekend I'll ask Leon to pull "The Tube" out of the barn and bring her up next to the house so we can use the Flush King to try to expell the fork. Thanks for the tip!

[myboyburt]

Originally Posted by InsideOut

If you do get it out, please let me know.
If we have the opportunity to share a meal, I'll know to bring my own fork.

And for you and your toothbrush Michael...no comment! Let's just say, I just hope you bought a new one ~

Shari

If we do recover the fork (and being Yankees) I'd wash it up good and then run it through the dishwasher. It's a good fork, no reason to toss it!

[3Ms75Argosy]

Yikes! I don't want to see any "Snicker bars" stabbed with that fork!

BYOF!
Marc

[myboyburt]

Originally Posted by 3Ms75Argosy

Yikes! I don't want to see any "Snicker bars" stabbed with that fork!

BYOF!
Marc

You are too funny!

No worries, we keep a wicked clean black water tank. And remember, being Airstreamers our **** doesn't stink.