What You Need To Know About Your RV Sewer Hose Storage

By Megan Buemi
How To Guides and Hacks

Looking for RV sewer hose storage ideas? We got you covered!

Fortunately, you do have a few options (that do not involve bringing that stinky hose into your home). You can buy an RV sewer hose storage kit, which fits near the dump valves, contain the additional hose you need, and come with a convenient case to store it. You can also make your own RV sewer hose storage space out of PVC tubing or a fence post or square tube hose carrier. 

DIY RV sewer hose storage tube

Materials:

  • 5x plastic fence posts
  • 2 end caps
  • 1 length of plastic gutter
  • Piece of PVC pipe
  • Screws
  • Something to attach the tube to the RV

Instructions:

  1. Drill holes in the gutter and fence post to help with drainage
  2. Place the end caps on the PVC pipe and screw the gutter onto each cap
  3. Attach the fence post to the gutter
  4. Attach this to wherever you want your storage container

The holes you drilled in the pipe ensure that it will dry out as you drive.

Pre-made storage tubes

If you don’t want to make your own tube, you can also purchase them online at places like Amazon. Here are a few that get good reviews:

Hopefully, these suggestions for storing any extra RV sewer hose you have are helpful and prevent you from looking around at the last minute, trying to figure out how to get your hose home without having to put it in your RV!

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