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I know this well done but you maybe able to give some amounts that you put in a say 10 litre holding tank .I have looked everywhere but to no avail and i do not want to use the chemicals or is there another product i can use

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I use 2 table spoons to half litre of warm water an add to bottom tank

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We start with about a teaspoon in the bottom tank and add another for every #2.
Noyhing in the top tank.

Cheers,
Peter

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We have use all the all the home made recipe but I think nappysan we use woolworths home brand is still the best we have used like peter we don't put anything in the top tank

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We have been using  Coles Home Brand Nappy Care Plus instead of the normal toilet chemicals for a number of years.   The active ingredient  is Sodium Percarbonate.   Other products containing this ingredient are also suitable.

Dissolve four table spoons of powder in 500ml of warm water and add one table spoon of eucalyptus oil.   Stir in well and add to the bottom tank only.   It will last a week if you a no solids policy, around four days if solids are involved.

It is much cheaper and the only smell is of gum trees.

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