🌀 Camco Cyclone Rotating Sewer Plumbing Vent - Eliminates RV Holding Tank Odors, 360-Degree Rotation for Effective Odor Extraction - Black (40597) Review

At first I laughed at the sight of this thing on our Airstream. It's definitely a sore eye. and people will ask you about it. and explaining the fact that your trailer smells like poop when you drive down the road isn't the best way to make friends at a campground. But still! Installation took about 30 minutes (and I consider myself a mediocre master). And magic! The smell of death we had after driving down the freeway on a tank just under 1/4 black is gone! Now I'm thinking I might need to dye

He works and does his job. It definitely got rid of the smell in no time, but before you get the full result, it's important to keep the tank as clean as possible. This cyclone will do most of the job of preventing the gas, but before you head out put 1-2 bags of ice in the tank by flushing them down the toilet. This will bounce off and remove most of the dirt that has built up over time. Then hook everything back up and wash your back at least 3 times. This type will prevent most of the gas…

My old motorhome doesn't drive well with something in the recovery tank - it's like driving through the sewer. I was really hoping installing it on a roof vent would fix the problem but it didn't seem to make a difference. When driving with the driver's window down, smelly duct air enters the driver's cab and living area. The Cyclone was easy to install after I removed the original cover which took about 2 hours of painstakingly scraping, prying and loosening the stop screws. If you choose this

I installed this on a Tiffin Allegro bus in hopes of eliminating the odor from the toilet when flushing while driving. After a few days of use, an empty tank will smell. as expected. When we park it is not a problem if there is no wind. However, while driving, the pressure in the black tank was higher than the ambient pressure in the bathroom due to air rushing into the vent pipe or the RV depressurizing (or both). When the toilet was flushed while driving, stinky air quickly flowed out of the…

If you have any motorhome with a black tank, YOU NEED IT! We have a Keystone trailer and no matter what we've done or tried we still smell some odor when we flush the toilet. Not every time, but sometimes it was very bad. I doubted it would actually work, but it was worth a try. I don't know what was best for our camper: big outdoor TV, soundbar/subwoofer or something? It's good. NO MORE SMELL AT ALL! We have driven out of the camper several times since we installed it before Easter and not a…

We never had a problem with the smell of our black tank in our caravan. We always use a lot of water and managed to get rid of the smell from the black tank. This year, however, with a camper sitting next to a shed with some water in a black tank; The weather conditions were such that the smell from the black tank permeated our camper. I've used them on previous motorhomes but haven't bothered to fit them on this particular motorhome. I bought 2; one for black tanks and one for gray tanks. No…

This device really makes a difference! We usually get a terrible sewer smell in our RV when driving on the street or parking in the wind. Apparently we don't have enough vents or in the right place or something. I installed it on an existing pipe but I had to cut the pipe because it was next to the stairs and I had to make it low enough that the fin wouldn't touch the stairs. I also made a notch in the fin to easily fit past the ladder handle. It also serves as a wind direction indicator. We've