Hope someone can put us on the right track. We have a Telford cassette toilet, that becomes a bit on the noise at times. I have been reading that instead of using their products you can use Nappy sand, or citric acid. I have also seen that a few drops of eucalyptus oil might help. Where do you put the oil? Hope someone can give us some advice
Thanks
jules47 said
05:29 PM Jan 8, 2014
Hi Mr T - have extracted this quote for you from a previous enquiry - hope it helps
Just stick to the Homebrands from Coles, Woolies, Aldi or Reject shop, these are only sodium percarbonate usually states on label 34%.
The branded products also have sodium percarbonate but also seem to have other additions which for some reason don't seem to work as well in toilets.
If you are looking for more info just google, sodium percarbonate there is a wealth of information.
I just throw capful or two into the porta potti toss in a bit of water and give it a shake, if it starts to get on the nose just toss a bit more in, works for us, and my job of emptying is so much easier, rarely any smell.
If you go to "search" in the blue line above your post, and put "nappy san" or portable toilet chemicals - there is a wealth of info on this site about it - we have been using the home brand product for about two years with no bad effects - just good results - the sodium percobonate breaks down the product and the toilet paper as well. I know this quote is for porta potti - but we also have the Thetford loo, and this is all we use.
Hi guys,
Hope someone can put us on the right track. We have a Telford cassette toilet, that becomes a bit on the noise at times.
I have been reading that instead of using their products you can use Nappy sand, or citric acid. I have also seen that a few drops of eucalyptus oil might help. Where do you put the oil? Hope someone can give us some advice
Thanks
Hi Mr T - have extracted this quote for you from a previous enquiry - hope it helps
Just stick to the Homebrands from Coles, Woolies, Aldi or Reject shop, these are only sodium percarbonate usually states on label 34%.
The branded products also have sodium percarbonate but also seem to have other additions which for some reason don't seem to work as well in toilets.
If you are looking for more info just google, sodium percarbonate there is a wealth of information.
I just throw capful or two into the porta potti toss in a bit of water and give it a shake, if it starts to get on the nose just toss a bit more in, works for us, and my job of emptying is so much easier, rarely any smell.
If you go to "search" in the blue line above your post, and put "nappy san" or portable toilet chemicals - there is a wealth of info on this site about it - we have been using the home brand product for about two years with no bad effects - just good results - the sodium percobonate breaks down the product and the toilet paper as well. I know this quote is for porta potti - but we also have the Thetford loo, and this is all we use.