Reducing Poo smells in the LMTV

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[@d.fresh.750]

Ooops!
Buy a bath sponge to replace the dish sponge! 😂😂😂

[@traxoffgrid]

Is that what the smell are as in my parking lot lolololo. Nope that is not my parking lot must have been my truck lol. Hope you all are having a safe trip

[@BrokeOverLand]

Nope, you’ll find the surprise eventually. ;)

[@traxoffgrid]

@@BrokeOverLand lol

[@tgreening]

I assume you have a ceiling fan in your toilet area? If so a trick I learned that helped keep odor down was never flush while the ceiling fan is running. It just pulls those vapors right up and out of the toilet tank.

[@BrokeOverLand]

I noticed the same thing I’ve resorted to reversing the fan for some more unpleasant flushes.

[@richmumm7288]

We are looking at the same Thetford as well. Overall, are you happy with it, and would you buy it again? Has the vent fan you installed made a big enough difference? Always great videos. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@BrokeOverLand]

It is a love hate relationship. It is nice we can find places to dump the cassette and not have to take the truck. But the same could be said for a composting. The fan modifications are working to an extent. But the ceiling fan still over powers it, so I either have to shut off the ceiling fan or revers it to blow air into the bathroom, which defeats the purpose of installing the toilet fan in the first place.