How many of you are using green "Organic" Toilet Fluid and Rinse and how does it perform compared with the Blue Toilet Fluid?

We've just had to join the ECO club and filled our toilet with the green stuff as one of the campsites we hope to visit shortly insists on the green stuff only.

In all our years of camping and Eribaring we have only once come across a campsite that had a dumping facility for Organic Fluid and in their case another one for Blue Fluid. That was Fforest Fields way back in 2013. Since then we've never come across it.

Using Elsan as a cost basis, the green stuff would appear to be about £1.50 a litre more expensive which is far cheaper than it used to be. Also. for those who use the pink aromatic smelly stuff with the blue fluid, it states that if using the green stuff there is no need to do so as the green stuff is supposed to smell great.

Randa

We became Green converts some years ago, because it meant we only needed to carry one bottle and the pink stuff in the rinse does produce a black build up.
Ours is only used for night time wee, and so needs emptying about every 4 days. Even in high 30's Continental temperatures it has been effective and we have had no smells. For the waste tank I use 75ml and 2L of water. A dash of the green stuff in the flush tank, just enough to see in the colour the water seems to keep the bowl fresh.
I would advise checking the bottle before you add the liquid to your caravan. When left on the shelf over winter I've found limescale type crystals solidify in the bottom of the bottle. These could be a problem in the flush sysytem.
]On our new van the Eriba does not have a separate toilet flush tank, but draws water from the main onboard tank. I've mixed a weak solution of pine disinfectant and water in a small spray bottle to give the bowl a spray each morning.

Colin

On the C&MC forum the non bio washing tablets are used by many in the holding tank.

Colin

I'm sure we have missed out on a joke about old folk and a pink rinses somewhere. I bet Pepe could come up with one.

Colin