Happy Campers Organic Holding Treatment RV Parts & Accessories Review

I decided to try the Happy Camper because several other motorhomes have highly recommended it and say it completely eliminates odors. Well, if you have something that works, don't change it because it doesn't work. I used the product as directed and even used two scoops because it was the middle of summer and this stuff still wasn't working. Another problem I encountered is the dust that is created when using the product. I don't see where breathing is great, especially when they don't tell you

I have been driving a camper van for over 50 years and have always had a problem with the black tank smell, especially when the weather gets warmer. For some reason, this summer seemed particularly bad. We are full time and we just needed to do something about the smell. My wife found this product online and we checked the reviews. Almost everyone seemed happy with it, but I was always skeptical. I ordered the smallest container to test it. I put the recommended amount in the black tank on the…

Just started driving my RV full time. A few days later the bathroom started to smell even though the tank was only partially filled. I tried different chemicals. Same result. The lucky camper was warmly recommended by a colleague who used to live in his camper van. He said he tried everything and settled on the only product that worked, Happy Camper. I tried. I didn't notice anything else right away, but the next day: I didn't smell anything! 😁 No septic smell and no perfume smell! When…

We decided to give the Happy Camper a try after seeing all the positive reviews and recommendations from other motorhomes. liquefy solid waste and will work on complex issues such as sensor cleaning. However, our excitement quickly dissipated. We didn't see any of the claimed results "within a few hours of treatment." The statement "It doesn't mask odors, it eliminates them!" is a gross exaggeration. My wife was more optimistic than me and advised me to just keep using it and give it a chance…

I've been using Thetford brand chemical treatments for camping for two years. "elemonate" for the gray tank and small chemical capsules from Thetford or Walex for the treatment of the black tank. I agreed there would be a "perfume" smell in the bathroom as these products seem to contain a lot of odor masking agents. I'm very sensitive to perfumed things. how "fresh smelling" garbage bags make me sick and I just don't like concealer. I concluded that the bathroom would smell like perfume…