Water in Toilet

I fill a ballon to about the size of a softball and drop it in the bowl. Seals completly,dosent dry up and protects the seal.

Chuck&Gail wrote:
If you mean when stored, I use a bit of olive oil. Lubes the seal nicely.

I don't store my coach during the winter anymore, but that is a great idea Chuck! We use Olive Oil on the seals of our dishwasher (at our stick built home) before we head out to Arizona for the winter. Olive Oil works great!

A mixture of pine sol and water works for me

BuckBarker wrote:
I use just a little squirt of Dawn dish soap to lubricate the seal. Worked great for years.

X-2, I do the same, since I don't winterize my coach during the winter anymore. And, when I'm traveling I use a 1/4 cup of Blue Dawn and 3 gallons of water down in the black tank to clean the bottom of the tank when I'm on the road.

Chuck&Gail wrote:
If you mean when stored, I use a bit of olive oil. Lubes the seal nicely.

Nice idea, I will give it a try

If you mean when stored, I use a bit of olive oil. Lubes the seal nicely.

Slide lube, been using it for years.

Water is not a good idea as it becomes pretty funky after a few weeks. I leave RV antifreeze in the toilet when I know it's going to be sitting for more than a couple of weeks. My 10 year old motorhome still loses no water at the toilet seal.

Leave water in commode to make a seal so that odors cannot come from the tank into the "house". When stored for any length of time in dry climates I put a little mineral oil in the commode to float on top of the water to keep it from evaporating.

I use just a little squirt of Dawn dish soap to lubricate the seal. Worked great for years.