How to secure water fill inlets?

Lantley wrote:
I am going to get rid of my TV antenna. To keep aliens in the CG from sending radioactive mind waves at my RV.

After you get rid of the antenna you need to put foil over the hole to keep the radio waves out.

shadows4 wrote:
Paranoia will destroy ya!

Thinking the same thing as soon as I saw the thread!..:S

No need to go past "shadows4" post.

Easy solution for the OP = Stay home..:R

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rtz549 wrote:
Boondocking/overnighting in urban areas. Using the RV for daily use in public places. Always parked out and about. Never in RV parks.

As you read this forum, you will understand that there are plenty of childish people that patronize RV parks as well. If they could read what you wrote, then they would understand that you are in a different environment.

Try keeping your R.V. locked in a garage and never bring it out

CavemanCharlie wrote:

bukhrn wrote:

valhalla360 wrote:

rtz549 wrote:
Boondocking/overnighting in urban areas. Using the RV for daily use in public places. Always parked out and about. Never in RV parks.

How about a little squirt of WD-40 in your water system just for laughs? Just an example.

Has someone ever done this? I've certainly never heard of it happening.

Maybe if you do something to annoy the local residents but otherwise, this is borderline paranoia.

X-10, I have Never had this problem & never heard of anyone else having it happen. :h

Having worked on the farm all my life I have to add that a little squirt of WD-40 is not going to hurt you anyway. I've gotten some in my mouth a couple of times and it doesn't taste good but, it goes right through ya.

Besides it would be diluted down by your water supply. There is probably that much oil diluted in your drinking water anyway these days.

WD-40 in made outa fish oil. Doesn't seem to hazards to me.

ChopperBill wrote:

CavemanCharlie wrote:

bukhrn wrote:

valhalla360 wrote:

rtz549 wrote:
Boondocking/overnighting in urban areas. Using the RV for daily use in public places. Always parked out and about. Never in RV parks.

How about a little squirt of WD-40 in your water system just for laughs? Just an example.

Has someone ever done this? I've certainly never heard of it happening.

Maybe if you do something to annoy the local residents but otherwise, this is borderline paranoia.

X-10, I have Never had this problem & never heard of anyone else having it happen. :h

Having worked on the farm all my life I have to add that a little squirt of WD-40 is not going to hurt you anyway. I've gotten some in my mouth a couple of times and it doesn't taste good but, it goes right through ya.

Besides it would be diluted down by your water supply. There is probably that much oil diluted in your drinking water anyway these days.

WD-40 in made outa fish oil. Doesn't seem to hazards to me.

Myth: WD-40® contains fish oil. Fact: Consumers have told us for years that they've caught some of the biggest fish ever after protecting their fish hooks and lures with WD-40®. We believe this legend came from folks assuming the product must contain fish oil since it appears to attract fish. Sorry Charlie®, it just ain’t so.

To those mocking the OP.
Do you lock your house doors? Windows? Car doors?
Why--You're just being paranoid based on your chances of having a home invasion or car theft.
Do you lockup your bicycle or camper? Pure paranoia according to you.
Smart-ass answers help nothing.

mich800 wrote:

ChopperBill wrote:

CavemanCharlie wrote:

bukhrn wrote:

valhalla360 wrote:

rtz549 wrote:
Boondocking/overnighting in urban areas. Using the RV for daily use in public places. Always parked out and about. Never in RV parks.

How about a little squirt of WD-40 in your water system just for laughs? Just an example.

Has someone ever done this? I've certainly never heard of it happening.

Maybe if you do something to annoy the local residents but otherwise, this is borderline paranoia.

X-10, I have Never had this problem & never heard of anyone else having it happen. :h

Having worked on the farm all my life I have to add that a little squirt of WD-40 is not going to hurt you anyway. I've gotten some in my mouth a couple of times and it doesn't taste good but, it goes right through ya.

Besides it would be diluted down by your water supply. There is probably that much oil diluted in your drinking water anyway these days.

WD-40 in made outa fish oil. Doesn't seem to hazards to me.

Myth: WD-40® contains fish oil. Fact: Consumers have told us for years that they've caught some of the biggest fish ever after protecting their fish hooks and lures with WD-40®. We believe this legend came from folks assuming the product must contain fish oil since it appears to attract fish. Sorry Charlie®, it just ain’t so.

Um, that wasn't me that said that. I just said it won't kill you. Chopper Bill said it was make from fish oil.

TOMMY47 wrote:
To those mocking the OP.
Do you lock your house doors? Windows? Car doors?
Why--You're just being paranoid based on your chances of having a home invasion or car theft.
Do you lockup your bicycle or camper? Pure paranoia according to you.
Smart-ass answers help nothing.

No, No, and No.

Don't lock the bike or camper either. Unless the dog is in the camper then I lock it just to keep friends from accidentally letting him out.

I do pull the keys out of my pickup though. And, I understand not everyone lives in the same area I do.

TOMMY47 wrote:
To those mocking the OP.
Do you lock your house doors? Windows? Car doors?
Why--You're just being paranoid based on your chances of having a home invasion or car theft.
Do you lockup your bicycle or camper? Pure paranoia according to you.
Smart-ass answers help nothing.

Do you really think a lock is going to prevent a home invasion!
Locks are for honest people. A determined home invader will kick in your front door in 5 seconds.
If someone really wants to contaminate your water all the locks,hatches,and caps won't save you.
If you really want to be worry, how about a syringe of whatever into your tanks. The syringe can puncture the cap with ease it will even work on pressurised connections Where does it end! Should I just give up on using water!
The is no 100% foolproof solution to stop a nut case that really wants to harm you and/or your RV.
I hope the lock on the front door is not the only thing keeping me safe.
For the record I am not lock happy and do not lock everything all the time. Does that mean I'm begging for trouble I think not.
I simply don't live in fear. I am practical and rational.
I don't fear the boogie man or the contamination an either
I have no fear of someone contaminating my tanks.