Tea strainer

[g3cwi]

I don't like to get too many "bits" in the grey water tank so I bought a tea strainer and use it to filter the water from the washing bowl. I can then put the bits in the bin.

 

[Neil Ric Tic]

You're getting the hang of this now Richard!

Hope you're keeping well, and enjoying your van life.....Are you using it for "Expeditions" as well?

Best regards from myself, and Karen.

 

[g3cwi]

Coming off the hill and straight into the shower: what’s not to like?

 

[Neil Ric Tic]

That was why we bought our first one.........The mistake we made, was thinking of going further afield!

 

[shirl250]

We tried a tea strainer but now we just wipe everything with a paper towel first before washing up.

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[Riverbankannie]

We tried a tea strainer but now we just wipe everything with a paper towel first before washing up.

That’s my approach too

 

[maison]

We tried a tea strainer but now we just wipe everything with a paper towel first before washing up.

And us.

Works fine!

 

[The Wino]

We had to change the trap on our sink last year the replacement has a central bit thay acts as a sieve when you let the water out. (and we wilpe the plates first too!)

 

[Lot lover]

@g3cwi - doesn't the tea taste a tad odd now?