De-Scaling toilet cassette.
We use the caravan a fair bit. The toilet cassette does pick up limescale deposits. If left these build up more and the nature of the limescale is that it is inclined to retain odours. Not a good thing!
I therefore undertake an annual cleansing of the system using around 7 litres of distilled white vinegar for under £5. I keep the cassette right way up for a day, rotate onto each side in turn for a day and also onto each end before finally turning upside down for a day. Works well.
Interestingly (to me) when left for a while during the process it is nigh on impossible to open the trap due to gas pressure of the carbon dioxide produced without using the pressure relief valve.
Anyone else bother?
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Not that I use Aldi's or tabs but years back when I changed over to using Bio laundry liquids instead of the Thetford Blue/green products, this in tank problem went away with the change-over.
I did before use vinegar as the Easy T describes. These days as we carry a vinegar sprayer for salads I use this periodically when away to remove the lime scale film that develops on the bowl surfaces.
At home I keep some of Thetford's bowl cleaner a light yellow gunge, this I find first rate for giving the seal and flap a good descaling. More clobber to carry so as said it stays at home for the occasional really deep cleaning.
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agreed....it takes around half a dozen uses to fully clean the cassette but thereafter, as Peedee says, no limescale returns.
cassette like new
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