Here's a better way to store your RV sewer hoses and keep them completely out of site and out of the way. For under $20 you can do it too. I call it the "Disappearing Sewer Hose."

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WHAT's THE SECRET? I fastened inexpensive PVC fence posts underneath my RV and connected one end to the side of my sewer compartment. I cut a hole in the compartment so the fence post can stick through. My sewer hose and connectors can now slide right in without taking up valuable space in an existing compartment.

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