Chuck Gould wrote:
One thing that we might want to consider is that it is very good
manners to keep the stench of our own holding tank from wafting into
neighboring boats.


How do you recommend doing this. I use KO, keep my vent clear, flush
the tank out after pumping the waste out, and it still has a nice aroma
under the right conditions. I think the wind needs to blow up the vent
and then it "exhales" some of the stink, so I don't think it happens
while in the slip, but I have smelled it when someone is pumping the
head and the wind is blowing back into the boat.

One of the problems with many boat shoes is that all sorts of nasty
things can stick to them and get tracked back into the boat.

I know of people who insist that all shoes be removed before anybody
comes aboard.
If I were that uptight about it, I think I'd wear separate shoes on the
boat and keep another pair for the outside world.

On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 21:18:53 -0500, Ed
wrote:

On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 09:46:47 -0600, F. George McDuffee
wrote:

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You seem to have left out Liberals for some reason.

Gunner



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Reggie, I think this is a question for Peggy Hall. You might ask her.


Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Chuck Gould wrote:
One thing that we might want to consider is that it is very good
manners to keep the stench of our own holding tank from wafting into
neighboring boats.


How do you recommend doing this. I use KO, keep my vent clear, flush
the tank out after pumping the waste out, and it still has a nice aroma
under the right conditions. I think the wind needs to blow up the vent
and then it "exhales" some of the stink, so I don't think it happens
while in the slip, but I have smelled it when someone is pumping the
head and the wind is blowing back into the boat.

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

I use Peggies product, and it helps, to keep the stink from coming back
into the head, but when the boat rocks, and the wind is blowing just the
right way, you can get a great whiff from the stink coming from the vent.

The key I have found to keep the stink from coming into the head and
vberth is to keep the bowl full of water or antifreeze in the winter.

I'm sorry, Reggie.

I didn't read down the listings far enough before I jumped the gun with
my last post

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...
One of the problems with many boat shoes is that all sorts of nasty
things can stick to them and get tracked back into the boat.

I know of people who insist that all shoes be removed before anybody
comes aboard.
If I were that uptight about it, I think I'd wear separate shoes on the
boat and keep another pair for the outside world.

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
oups.com...
.

Jim, you have to be kidding?

changing a title to a thread, doesn't get rid of the origional post of
the thread. cross threading is more manipulative than anything else.

"Tim" wrote in message
ps.com...

Jim, you have to be kidding?

changing a title to a thread, doesn't get rid of the origional post of
the thread. cross threading is more manipulative than anything else.

No Tim. I am not kidding.