RV Toilet Treatment

Forgive the cheesey pun but, the brown stuff is getting deep in here. Lol. :B :W

I agree 100 percent however .....

Do you really agree 100 percent if that statement has to be followed by a "however"?

"Maximum-strength water soluble packet provides odor-fighting power and powerful effervescent cleaning action.
Biodegradable formula breaks down tissue and waste. No formaldehyde. One packet treats a 40-gallon holding tank and lasts up to one full week."

Breaks down the waste. Works for me. Some of you posters act like your chit doesn't stink!

usersmanual wrote:

Since it is clear that you have no idea what you are talking about

sure bill, whatever you say, your the man

Thanks! Nice to have folks acknowledge my brilliance!

korbe wrote:

usersmanual wrote:
........When people say Black tanks don't give odour I simply disagree that's all there is to it

And that is the issue. Members here aren't saying that their black tank isn't putting off strong, terrible odors. They are saying that with proper venting and maintenance, they don't deal with smelling all those oders. And that is how the system is designed. To not have to smell those oders.

I agree 100% however there is no so called proper venting on BT.There is but one vent out the roof. If the tank is not treated and its 1/2 or 2/3 full in warm weather chances are pretty good you may experience some unpleasant odours coming from such vent so I find using a good chemical on top of proper rinsing etc helps eliminate those things. just my opinion others will vary

usersmanual wrote:
........When people say Black tanks don't give odour I simply disagree that's all there is to it

And that is the issue. Members here aren't saying that their black tank isn't putting off strong, terrible odors. They are saying that with proper venting and maintenance, they don't deal with smelling all those oders. And that is how the system is designed. To not have to smell those oders.

usersmanual wrote:

braindead0 wrote:
We camp often in 100+ temps, no smell.. no chemicals necessary.

BS you get a 75 gallon holding tank 3/4 full in 100 degree heat and it smells. just have someone flush the toilet and stand below your vent pipe.

userdouche, I thought you didnt like BS

However it is only prudent among those of us with years of experience to provide a cheaper and easier alternate source.

thanks for the reply Ron however iam pretty confident I have as much experience as you,bill and others
its not very hard to pour 5 oz of fluid in the toilet each time the tanks dumped and super flushed lol

Ron its not like I would not consider the water solution suggested at all? I just found it was not working for me when as said I get about 2/3 full and its been warm out(80-90)If I have bath vent open and flush its stinks? what can I say ? so I use tank de odour and it works for me. People here asked about tank chemicals.I gave my brand and opinion.When people say Black tanks don't give odour I simply disagree that's all there is to it

So you have tried just water...correct?

And therein lies your problem. As I mentioned previously, why don't you close the vent and turn off the fan before you flush? That's a lot cheaper than purchasing chemicals to mask the odor.

Yes, the OP did ask about chemicals. However it is only prudent among those of us with years of experience to provide a cheaper and easier alternate source.

Ok, I'm gotta here.

Ron