Air in the water lines

[Jeff Miller]

Have you tried opening a faucet after you turn off the hose to
relieve pressure?

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "jimocon"
wrote:
>
> I have this theory. When we're hooked up to shore water, we have
> water pressure in the hose. When we want to unhook, we turn off
the
> water faucet at the campground, then snap off the hose from the
quick-
> release fitting on the coach and the hose spits water all over (me
> included). So, here's my theory. After we turn off the water
faucet,
> we flip the fill switch to take pressure out of the hose, then turn
> the fill switch off, disconnect the hose without getting wet. And
it
> works!
>
> Only problem is, then we have air in the lines and water spits out
of
> the faucets. Why does this happen? What are your theories?
>
> We want to unhook without getting spit on AND we want water
pressure
> without air in the lines.
>
> Pen Sand & Jim O'Connor
> 83 PT35 (parked last night at Ernie's in Weatherford Texas
> Ernie & Brenda are great hosts - they serve box wine)