There are very nice people at RV campgrounds who will help you. They will guide you as you maneuver into that back-in space you were dreading. They will patiently explain things like why you need a pressure reducer on the hose that attaches to the water supply, why you should always drain the gray water after the black water, and that you should hold the hose up when you’re done – because you are, of course, wearing disposable gloves – to let it drain completely. They will even tell you what the terms gray water and black water mean.

You’ll be glad you wore the gloves.

Trust me – gloves are important