Napisan powder or Liquid
Submitted: Tuesday, Nov 12, 2013 at 07:48
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Hi all. I have found some really useful info on portable
toilets here on the
forum. Now my next question is what do I use in the bottom tank in regards to napisan? Powder or liquid and how much added to a litre of water?
Thanks Chris.
Reply By: Member - John and Lynne - Tuesday, Nov 12, 2013 at 08:35
Tuesday, Nov 12, 2013 at 08:35
The No Brand Nappy or Laundry Soaker from the supermarkets is cheap and works perfectly. The key ingredient for you is Sodium Percarbonate and it should be around 34%.
This information is often hidden in very small print somewhere on the label!
I have only ever seen it in powder form.
Just thoroughly rinse your cassette then put it back into the
toilet. Open the slide.
Get about a litre of warm water in a jug. Sprinkle two lidsful of the Soaker into the cassette and pour in the water.
Close slide.
Toilet is now ready to use.
You will need to empty the cassette about every fourth day.
There is no need to put anything in the top tank. Other additives may interfere with the Soaker's effectiveness.
Apart from being more effective than the smelly chemicals
toilet manufacturers sell this Soaker is environmentally safe. Lynne
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Follow Up By: Andrew D. - Tuesday, Nov 12, 2013 at 14:30
Tuesday, Nov 12, 2013 at 14:30
"Get about a litre of warm water in a jug. Sprinkle two lidsful of the Soaker into the cassette and pour in the water."
Only need to mix in TEPID water if stationary. If travelling and empty cassette and then travelling some more, 1 to 1.5L cold water and two heaped capfuls of
home brand nappy treatment and detergent will self mix. Don't buy large container as goes off.
Check use by date.
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