Two Aquarolls

I've always used two aquarolls but i dont connect them together. Before taking a shower I always check the level of the aquaroll in use and if its low i change it over to the spare full one so no chance of it running out. If it runs out when washing dishes etc, its quick to swap over to the full one. The empty aquaroll can then be refilled at a more convenient time.

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I always, but always add a drop of Zoflora or similar to the empty  waste container whether it is a w/master or built-in. As they say prevention is better than cure 

Thank you for all the sensible and helpful answers.
I suppose I should have asked who else uses two aqua rolls. Its not the time it takes to fill two 'rolls I was asking about, and believe it or not I figured out that it took twice as long as one!
My main point was that fill the 'roll to top, 40L, fill the water heater, = 10L, leaving 30L, top up the roll from a 10L container and so back to a full 'roll, perfect.
Start using the water and keep guessing how much is left? and taking a part filled 'roll back to the tap? or run out of water and switch over to a second one, then take the empty one back to the tap. I know I have part answered my own question, and to me it is the most logical solution, because we have always used our own facilities, but I just wondered who else did the same,

Two connected Aquarolls here as like to wash dishes or ourselves without having to go outside to see if the great god of water supply will allow it. And another 40 litres in the onboard tank in case of an emergency.

Once set up, only fill one Aquaroll, with the other continuing to be the supply so I can be replenishing water while dishwashing is underway. And two wastemasters for similar reasons, one serving the galley and the other the washroom. 

 

as John says....if one empties then (perhaps on day one) you can move to the second one, but after that, you either fill one (so why have two) or fill both (which takes twice as long as filling one).

this, 'swapping over every day' still involves having to go and refill the empty barrel.

the only 'advantage' i can see is that, with two, the water system is still active while the other barrel is being filled....a few mins?

the same process is just as easy, and requires half the kit, with one barrel.

as earlier....unless the supply at the van can be sufficient to last the whole stay (as with a large twnk in a MH) thrn there will always be the need to refill either barrel one or barrel two...

just as easy to make that the same barrel as filling a different one.

1 x Aquaroll = 40 ltrs. "2 x Aquarolls = 80 ltrs. ! x Wastemaster = 40 ltrs. Where does the excess water go? Onto the pitch if you are not very vigilant !

After over 30 years of caravanning, experience alone lets me know when the Aquaroll is likely to need a refill and the Wastemaster emptied. I don't need to keep checking.

A Wastemaster is actually 38 litres as opposed to the 40 in the Aquaroll.   The other 2 litres goes into the toilet via the tea/coffee pots.

I think you have made your own case, 1trout🙂.

We never used more than one in our caravanning days and now, with the MH, just rely on our tank but you've outlined a good case for having two so I say go for it. If it makes for a more relaxing holiday for you, it's surely the way to go👍.

Using an extra aquaroll would normally be a waste of time for us. Except for Christmas an aquaroll will easily last our normal 5 night stop. Christmas has usually been 15 nights and I have a 5 litre container for topping up when I get rid of rubbish etc. Also the reason why I don't use a serviced pitch as it makes a single fill and empty for my 5 nights about £22 - seems a lot to fill a single aquaroll and to empty a single waste. The same reason why when water and waste are on pitch  never faff with connecting up