Black tank science
Lets talk about the science of poo. It’s important to know the science of poo to know what happens to poo in your RV. This will be a long read even though I will try my best to keep the length down to...
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Anonymous
DutchmenSport wrote:
But I do have to disagree on one thing: The older I get, the more sensitive my nose is getting! Strange as that may sound, but my "honker" seems to have become extremely sensitive in the last few years. I'm 63, never smoked and my "honker" picks up smells and odors that most others never notice or can't smell. For example, when we pulled up to the campsite we are currently at, I stepped out of the truck, walked past the fire pit and smelled cigarettes. (yes,.... really!)...I looked down and sure enough, a dozen or more cigarette butts. My nose drive my wife nuts.
I have the same issue, my sight and hearing are getting very bad, but I can't stand how stinking good my sense of smell is. I can even get the gag reflex if I'm not careful.
As for the OP doing a study on Poo? I think I'll just stick to researching routes and things like that, I don't want to "step in anything" I'll regret.... and I read the entire posts, what's wrong with me.
P.S. why don't they add a "water-trap" like residential potties? Wouldn't that help in smells when opening flap to release? Not enough water and pressure to force the stuff down?
Normy
