Waste Storage Tank Chemical Recommendation
 

Just got my new sailboat. On Lake Champlain, we cannot pump overboard so
i had to cut pipes to overboard discharge and must pump the waste to the
waste storage tank.

Is there a recommended deoderant and waste breaker downer (or whatever
you call it)?

Also, how often during a season do you recommend adding some?

Ventilation is poor as it is on this boat so I need something that
actually works.

TIA,

Harlan

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To respond, obviously drop the "nospan"?

Harlan Lachman wrote:
Just got my new sailboat. On Lake Champlain, we cannot pump overboard so
i had to cut pipes to overboard discharge and must pump the waste to the
waste storage tank.

Is there a recommended deoderant and waste breaker downer (or whatever
you call it)?

Also, how often during a season do you recommend adding some?

Ventilation is poor as it is on this boat so I need something that
actually works.

TIA,

Harlan


You came to the right place. The lovely and talented Peggy Hall should
see your query. Most sailors recommend her book as a guide to 'head'
problems.

Don White wrote:
Just got my new sailboat. On Lake Champlain, we cannot pump overboard
so i had to cut pipes to overboard discharge and must pump the waste
to the waste storage tank.
Is there a recommended deoderant and waste breaker downer (or whatever
you call it)?

I recommend either Odorlos or Raritan K.O

Also, how often during a season do you recommend adding some?

Read the directions on the bottle!

Ventilation is poor as it is on this boat so I need something that
actually works.

In that case, Odorlos is your best choice.

You came to the right place. The lovely and talented Peggy Hall should
see your query.

Actually, I didn't...only your reply.

Most sailors recommend her book as a guide to 'head'
problems.

Thank you for that plug...those interested can click on the link in my
signature below.


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Peggie
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Peggie Hall
Specializing in marine sanitation since 1987
Author "Get Rid of Boat Odors - A Guide To Marine Sanitation Systems and
Other Sources of Aggravation and Odor"
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