Arrival:
Before extending the slideout and bumping my head numerous times.
Hook up sewer first. I keep pump hand soap, sanitizer and paper towels in the wet bay.
Turn on the campground water supply to wash hands and at the same time to flush the tap. Hydrant style faucets in particular have drain holes under the ground that can allow contaminated ground water to enter and should always be flushed before connecting your hose. Regular garden style faucets occasionally have a guest critter hiding inside.
Connect water or electric in no particular order. I route the hose and electric around the sewer hose in most cases.
Extend the slideout and activate leveling jacks.
Departing:
Close gray water dump valve the night before leaving to assure there is sufficient gray water to flush the hose after dumping the black tank.
Retract slideout. Again, to avoid the need for a helmet or medical intervention.
Disconnect water first and stow hose so I can wash hands at the supply faucet after disconnecting and stowing sewer.
Dump black tank. Walk out liquid from hose.
Dump gray tank and walk out liquid from hose. Disconnect fittings and stow hose.
Wash hands at faucet.
Electric last so I can keep air conditioners going.
One last hand wash at the supply faucet and I'm done!
This pretty much eliminates contamination of water hose and electric cable and the need to go inside to wash hands. It's also quick and efficient.
