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Quote: Originally posted by LegsDownKettleOn on 08/8/2010

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I'm not to impressed with the Thetford toilet fluid. I would recommend Elsan. Never had any smells since we started usign it and never had a reocurrense of the "black bits" that we had with the Thetford pink.

There's no denying that Thetford make a good toilet, but their chemicals are not the best.

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We've moved to Fenwicks Top and Tail.  Plus a soak in Fendox now and again cleans both the flush and the cassette - with no black bits any more !

Just a note that Thetford say that we should never use household cleaners (bleach, solvents or other powerful cleaning agents) as they may cause permanent damage to the seals and other toilet components.

Quote: Originally posted by cwdc56768 on 09/8/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by vwalan on 09/8/2010hi. you need bacteria to break down the waste. having worked in the sewage industry i say dont use any thing maybe a splash of vinegar. never wash the inside of cassette and ideally always leave a bit still inside to let the bacteria breed and grow. chemicals cause real problems in sewage works as they kill the bacteria used to digest the waste. you really dont need them.

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