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Thunder


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Hello Friends,

   Only a couple more months till I will be a fulltimer.I still have alot to learn and many mistakes to make.I was wondering if there are certain cleaners or soaps that should not be used?Bleach ? Are there brands that are recomended? This question is for inside and outside the trailer cleaning. Thank you

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Treat the outside as if it was your car and the inside as if it was your house - no magic needed. smile.gif

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No anti-bacterials should go into your black tank.

I also recommend not using anything with a strong ammonia smell so you know your RV fridge's cooling unit has failed since it dumps ammonia out.

-- Edited by bjoyce on Saturday 14th of November 2009 07:40:26 PM

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Are you talking about the outside of your RV or the inside? You can use bleach in your washer. I even give my dishwater a few drops only when doing my dishes. We use Calagon in our black toilet at times and a safe (green) additive to black toilet. Harsh chemicals should not be used.
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