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Ha that is awesome and so is that machine. It was a highlight of our trip for sure.

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@@kimberlyrenfrow461 it was pretty cool

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We really enjoyed it. Was great to get a feel for the City since we had never been there. Heck it was so good we would probably do it again.

Hi Connie. Thanks for watching and commenting. That soup had just about every seafood you could imagine. It was delicious as were the fish tacos. 🌮 😂

Appreciate the review. We will take your advice and skip it next time we are back there.

It has only folded up on us one time and it was during a coastal storm with winds pushing 40 mph plus. Can’t ask for much better than that.

@adventuresofjandk thanks man for tbe clarifications...Will get a clam pavilion...with a 12.5ft diameter

Thanks Patty.

Thanks. We’ll keep that in mind.

I don’t know about that specifically. This is direct from their website. 1) Remove all water from tank and system by turning on water pump, opening tank drain valves and opening all faucets and shower heads. 2) After system has fully drained, turn off water pump, close all valves and faucets and shower heads. 3) Add fresh water to tank to fill it approximately 1/2 full. 4) Add appropriate amount of AQUA Water Tank & System Flush required for full tank capacity (1 gallon for each 100 gallons of tank capacity). 5) Add fresh water until tank is full. 6) Move boat or RV several times in order to disperse Water Tank & System Flush throughout water. 7) Turn on water pump and open all faucets and shower heads, keeping them open and flowing for about 3 minutes. 8) Close all faucets and shower heads and turn off water pump. 9) Allow the treated water to remain in the system for approximately 30 minutes, then turn on the water pump and open all fixtures, allowing them to flow freely for about 3 minutes before closing them and turning off the water pump. 10) Open the tank drain valves to completely drain the tank, which will now be clean and deodorized. 11) Close the valve and fill the tank with fresh water. 12) Turn on water pump and open all water fixtures to allow water to flow freely for a few minutes to remove Water Tank & System Flush from water lines. To prevent water from picking up taste or smell from tank walls or pipes, use AQUA Water System Conditioner. To maintain water quality, treat it with AQUA Water Treatment & Freshener every time you add water to the tank.

@@adventuresofjandk I just checked their site on Amazon and they do say in the Q&A area that is it safe for the hot water heater.

@@wiseitconsulting3858 perfect. Thanks for the info on that. I assumed that was the case but would never advise someone if I wasn’t sure.

Very true

You’re very welcome. Glad you found it insightful

You will love it. We did.

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Thank you. We were just in Portland yesterday and it’s even worse than Seattle. It was like the walking dead down there unfortunately. Wife and I were approached a couple times pretty aggressively. It’s definitely too bad.

I’m with you on that. Luckily those days appear to be long gone.

I wasn’t aware they don’t die when they fall. Learn something new everyday.

We live in Oregon where it rains 364 days a year and have never had an issue. 😂

Couldn’t have said it better

Yes it is per products website

It’s still in excellent shape. We are lucky though in that we don’t have overly harsh weather. A lot of rain but not much sun that tends to bake those things.

Hi there and thanks so much for watching. This particular solution is perfectly harmless and can be drained anywhere. We have a drain at our house so we just emptied there. Some also drain at their campsite if allowed. Others will drain while they drive a backroad and slower speeds. Draining at home is probably easiest though if you can do it.

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That is a valid concern. We live in the NW and have had ours in some pretty rough weather including down pours and high winds. It’s very similar to a tent so can withstand probably about the same amount. We try and make sure we set it up with something providing a little wind buffering like our trailer or a tree. Never had any real issue but if you are pushing 25+ consistently then I would try and find another option.

Sounds like you had a fantastic trip. That is great to hear. Appreciate all the insights.

Thank you for the great comment Mike. Never been to Denver. It’s a place we would like to visit but like you said the Oregon Coast is hard to beat.

It’s one of the best National Parks we’ve ever visited. You will love it.

I don’t recall. It’s been a little bit since we’ve used it but now I’m curious

There are so many great towns along the coast. All a little different.

@@adventuresofjandk Although the weather seems to be more inclement than in our current home in Bodega Bay, Newport is the town we are focusing on.

@@ipwee great town if you are looking for something a little busier on the Coast. Newport and Lincoln City are definitely the two busiest towns being so close to Portland but that brings a lot of restaurants, shopping, etc. The area near Nye Beach is nice.

Too bad about the landslides. It will still be great even if you can’t see it all.

Definitely keeps rain out. We’ve had it out in downpours here in the NW. as far as a zipper floor I’m not sure. Never heard of it being an option but didn’t look into it.

Ya it’s insane. We couldn’t believe they were actually being rented. Bit like you said definitely leveraged with all those sitting there.

You will love it. Beautiful area and the falls are fantastic

It’s very tight. Having a portable AC unit would be a great idea for a warm climate. Never really thought about but might buy one myself