How to secure water fill inlets?
I just don't like having those accessible like that. How about locking caps like locking gas caps? Or how about a metal plate with two holes in it and a locking door? Unthread those caps;...
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ChopperBill wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:bukhrn wrote:valhalla360 wrote:X-10, I have Never had this problem & never heard of anyone else having it happen. :hrtz549 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.
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.
