Here is the thread on the Nutralizer.
https://www.samsmarine.com/forums/sh...-do-you-prefer
But, I've tried all of this stuff and IMO nothing controls the odor like the Aqua/Campa-Kem. Plus every Walmart has it and its cheap compared to most of the other stuff.
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Thread: Holding tank treatment
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Re: Holding tank treatment
Sky Cheney
1985 53EDMY, Hull #CN759, "Rebecca"
ELYC on White Lake--Montague, MI
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09-24-2019 02:35 PM #12Senior Member
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Re: Holding tank treatment
Hello - just to clarify, did you confirm that the vent line was open to the top of the tank through the elbow (or other type) fitting? I had the same problem on ours, which turned out to be the vent fitting on the tank top being plugged. The vent hose was open otherwise. Easy fix, just asking to be sure. Good luck-
Matt
1976 58' YF, Hull #410
"Time Out West"
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09-24-2019 08:02 PM #13Senior Member
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Re: Holding tank treatment
Not much of an endorsement, but I got some aqua-kem at lunch and it does seem to work. What works the best is to keep the tanks pumped out, but it’s a pain to move the boat over to the pump out station. Well, it just hasn’t become routine for me yet.
Prometheus
1978 53' MY Hull #529
Viera, FL
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Re: Holding tank treatment
I recently checked the vent lines from the tanks by lightly placing some plastic wrap against the vent fitting on the exterior of the boat while the tank was being pumped out.
I could easily see that the plastic wrap was being sucked inward by the suction of the pump-out hose. That confirmed to me that the vent was working as it should.
Nick1984 53' Extended Deckhouse
"Laissez Faire"
Delivered 1-1-86 (per Sam's)
Hull #CN737
Sausalito, CA
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Re: Holding tank treatment
I may not be the sharpest spoon in the drawer but I get the job done.
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09-25-2019 09:11 AM #19
Re: Holding tank treatment
Another way is to put a shop-vac on blow and put it into the pump-out opening; then smell the vent.
Bill
Brickell - Miami, Fl
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
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