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Hi all thanks for replys..where will I get fendox and Chempro??

Cheers

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Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 11/4/2011

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Do not pour boiling water down the drains of your sinks you will cause the plastic pipes to expand and they may warp also do not use household bleach as this makes the plastic brittle and hard and over a length of time they turn to powder.Use something like chempro and warm water

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Quote: Originally posted by Tunstallwood on 12/4/2011

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Just a question on not pouring boiling water down the drains, we do! What do you do with veg/pasta water etc from saucepans when cooking if you don't put it down the drain??

Andi

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Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 12/4/2011

Quote: Originally posted by Tunstallwood on 12/4/2011Just a question on not pouring boiling water down the drains, we do! What do you do with veg/pasta water etc from saucepans when cooking if you don't put it down the drain??

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Andi

When mrs jeff is pouring hot liquids from pots down the caravan sink she turns on the cold water first.

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We pop a spot of milton down our drains diluted in a jug of warm water, then follow it with some washing up liquid and water, dont this for years and it works ok 

Julia  

Quote: Originally posted by Jax365 on 12/4/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 12/4/2011

Quote: Originally posted by Tunstallwood on 12/4/2011Just a question on not pouring boiling water down the drains, we do! What do you do with veg/pasta water etc from saucepans when cooking if you don't put it down the drain?? Andi

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When mrs jeff is pouring hot liquids from pots down the caravan sink she turns on the cold water first.

I empty mine into the outside waste water facility (which in my case is a bucket!)LOL... However if it's pouring down, I drain into the washing up bowl in the sink, then leave to cool a lot more before emptying down the sink in the caravan.

ETA: to clean a blocked caravan sink, pour 1/2 cup of Bicarbonate of Soda and follow this with 1/2 cup of white vinegar. The baking soda is basic and the vinegar is acidic, so they will react with a churning action should break up the blockage without using any chemicals. No hot water required.



Post last edited on 12/04/2011 15:39:08

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~I haven't got a washing up bowl!
I guess I will continue as I have been and replace the waste pipe when needed it doesn't cost much.

Andi

Quote: Originally posted by Danthespan on 12/4/2011hi

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Fenwick's Fendox is made for the interior cleaning of the caravan or motorhome, making cleaning so easy. One product will clean everything inside the unit. High quality raw materials and a quest to do as much as possible from one liquid, has led to the formulation of Fendox.

Fenwick's Fendox in it’s neat form can be used to unblock blocked drains, clean the grey and black water tanks (it will even remove formaldehyde and lime scale) including the convoluted pipe work leading to them. Neutralizing malodours and killing all germs, without the use of bleach (bleaching agents damage plastic).

Fenwick's Fendox can be diluted to a 10 – 1 solution with water and used to clean working surfaces, cookers, fridge’s, sinks, wash basins, showers, and toilets. Fendox is food safe, so once a working surface has been cleaned with it food can be safely prepared. Fendox kills e-coli, salmonella and other germs. It will remove stains, nicotine, egg and other hard to remove substances.

Fendox’s concentrated formula, gives excellent value for money and is a very effective sanitiser. It is safe on all surfaces, and does not contain abrasives and is fully biodegradable.

Hi,  we got it from Halfords but any caravan or motorhome place 
should have it.6js 

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Think it's probably ok to do the boiling water once in a while then by the sounds of it. I do tend to use a washing up bowl anyway. Don't ever use bleach - maybe the combination of the 2 might be a bit much. ?