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richfaa · 01-02-2009, 02:07 AM

If the tissue passes the dissolve in water test we use it no matter what brand. We are in full hookups 99.8 % of the time so water usage is not a issue. We keep the black (and galley) tank closed and dump every couple of days. We do not skimp on water or tissue usage, no need to if on full hookups. We also do not normally use additives in the tank... again if you dump every couple of days there is no need to. We do use the cheapest of fabric softener to keep the tank slippery and as a deodorizer(not every day)when we do use a additive from time to time and we use a enzyme based additive and remember you have got to give them TIME to work. always keep in mind that these are HOLDING TANKS not the system in the stick house. Use plenty of water, dump and flush on a regular basses. This is our 5th camper...never a tank problem .

01-02-2009, 02:07 AM	#15
richfaa Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North Ridgeville Posts: 20,229 M.O.C. #2839	If the tissue passes the dissolve in water test we use it no matter what brand. We are in full hookups 99.8 % of the time so water usage is not a issue. We keep the black (and galley) tank closed and dump every couple of days. We do not skimp on water or tissue usage, no need to if on full hookups. We also do not normally use additives in the tank... again if you dump every couple of days there is no need to. We do use the cheapest of fabric softener to keep the tank slippery and as a deodorizer(not every day)when we do use a additive from time to time and we use a enzyme based additive and remember you have got to give them TIME to work. always keep in mind that these are HOLDING TANKS not the system in the stick house. Use plenty of water, dump and flush on a regular basses. This is our 5th camper...never a tank problem .