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Old 12-19-2004, 09:34 AM   #1
2007dura
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Calgon-Black tank

After looking on this site and a few others, I have saw the method of using Calgon and detergent in the black tanks instead of chemicals. All posts I have seen on this method are positive. Has anyone tried this method and had problems?(sensors, seals hardning,etc.) Since there no chemicals, have you experienced odor problems? Does it work as good as most say it does? Thanks..
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