How to Get the Stink Out of Bathroom
We follow all the guidelines; dump when at least half full, dump the black water first and flush for 5 minutes, then the grey water, and then add the chemicals. Still within a short time, we have th...
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louiskathy wrote:TechWriter wrote:Geobiker wrote:
Do those after market newer sewer vents (Cyclone Sewer Vents, etc.) really work and if so, any recommendations? Mind you, the odor isn't terrible, but something we would like to do without.
I use Lil' Stanker for a black tank vent.
Otherwise, if it stinks, pour some bleach down the black (and dray) tank. Then look for the bad odor "cause".
I would not put Bleach into either the black or the grey... Not in any quantity that would help kill the smell. It will damage things you don't want to replace.
If your RV has PB (Polybutylene) plumbing installed in the late '90 or early 00's, then, yes, you should not use bleach.
If not, then go ahead and use bleach because it won't damage your RV plumbing, seals, etc.
