Grey Water

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Grey Water

Dougwe · Chief one feather

What about putting a bottle of that, I think called "Milton" baby bottle wash, fill with water, leave for a while then drain out. I have read here or elsewhere someone doing that.

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Thanks Doug I will give that a go, it sure gets up a smell.

Peter_n_Margaret · Guru

Milton is a sterilising agent. It won't help.
There are enzyme treatments that will help.
Best plan is empty it within 24 hours. It on;y becomes a problem if you store it.

Cheers,
Peter

oldbobsbus · Guru

Peter_n_Margaret wrote:
Milton is a sterilising agent. It won't help.
There are enzyme treatments that will help.
Best plan is empty it within 24 hours. It on;y becomes a problem if you store it.

Cheers,
Peter

Like Peter said, we try not to store grey water also..

if we do, we drop it either into a bucket and dispose of it or let it run out onto a grassed area daily..

To get your tank clean again try some Nappysan or the like, if that doesn't work I would be putting some pool chlorine into it and filling it with water for a couple of hours..

Others might have some better ideas..

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Thanks Guy. You live and learn lets hope I am around long enough to learn a lot more .

exa41 · Guru

The good wife uses white vinegar and warm water.dont store the grey water for very long.

Roving-Dutchy · Guru

I would give generic nappisan a try, if it works with black water should help with grey water, about a lid full everyday just flushed down the sink with the wash up water.

Cheers

David

Vic41 · Guru

Cup full of bleach in the tank, leave for half an hour and drain and flush out...

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Thanks Guy all good treatment

cooee · Senior Member

I am sure the woollies Nappysan would do the trick

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Nappysan looks like it the go for everything. Thanks

native pepper · Senior Member

Our grey water goes through out marine toilet, so we don't have any problem with it smelling. The black water tank has a simple venturi breather which is opened when we are on the move and any fumes or smells disappear. What you put into your waste tanks determines whether you get smells and fumes or not. So we stick to natural products and as our diets don't contain any animal products, additives or crap, the grey water tank never smells. Same with black water, what you put in is what you get out in fumes and smell. For cleaning, we only need fresh warm water and that's it.

BRAGGABB · Senior Member

Thanks.

Dreamcaster51 · Senior Member

So what you are really saying is "Your S***T don't stink !!" Har! Har! laughing my butt off He!He!
Good one guys, lol
Enjoy life

Aus-Kiwi · Guru

A good chunk of bicarbonate of soda never hurts..