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Portable Toilet Chemicals - Home Remedy

Portable toilet chemicals are certainly not cheap, so many travellers have investigated making their own from simple ingredients bought at the local supermarket.

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Home made portable toilet chemicals

Portable toilet chemicals are certainly not cheap, so many travellers have investigated making their own from simple ingredients bought at the local supermarket.

Listed below are some home remedies found to work in caravan/motorhome portable toilets or porta-pottis.

Remedy 1
100 ml MYO disinfectant
1 cup Borax dissolved in hot water
1 cup Cloudy Ammonia
Add water to 2 litres
120 to 150 per toilet change

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Remedy 2
1 litre of Pine of Clean
1 litre of Cloudy Ammomia
1 Cup of Borax
1 Litre of warm water

Mix Borax and water then add the rest

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Remedy 3
Bottle cloudy Ammonia
Bottle Eucalyptus.
and Borax
Makes a few litres though

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Remedy 4

Mix together 1/4 cup washing soda and 1/4 cup borax with a bit of water and add to the holding tank. (The ingredients are readily available from a supermarket). You can add some kind of perfume to the rinse tank if you want a fresh smell.  The liquid toilet cleaners that clip onto a plastic holder on the toilet rim, and "clean" when you flush can be utilised. Simply pierce the cap and squeeze a bit into the holding tank.

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