bookmonkey123

OK so I have a sanimarine 35 loo connected to a 340l holding tank from LeeSan. We've been using blue since we got the boat, but it frankly does not work to reduce smells and, as we all know, is horrible to the environment. Could you share your experiences of switching from blue to odorlos? Am I right in thinking that odorlos being a natural bacteria product needs to be kept away from blue, bleach and any other kind of chemical nasty?

Jeez , no wonder they euphemistically call it 'Blue'

Thanks for the replies everyone. I'm interested to know what the problems are with blue as well @sueb

How do you use blue in your pump out toilet? Do you put it down your rinse out pipe into the tank whilst you are pumping out, or after you pump out, or can you put it down your toilet pan for extra stinky loo emergencies?

Thanks for the tips about forums and donuts alike. We are the big blue boat with no name on the side.

Thank you all for your helpful advice: Mission accomplished without injury to humans or boats! In the end we used our midline throughout. We pulled the boat forward and moored against the boat in front whilst we tightened the moorings of the boat that was adjacent to us. Why was I so worried?!?!

Hello hello My name is Emma, I am new to boating. We've just bought our first narrowboat, Honeybee, and we're currently moored in Ely Marina. I have lots of questions and I'm glad to have stumbled upon this forum!

Hello all We are new to boating and are moored with the bank portside, another NB starboard and moored to our boat, and then with another NB ahead of us. Behind is clear. What is the best way to manoeuvre out of this situation? And in what order the moorings be untied? We will have to moor the abreast NB to the bank whilst we are away, obviously, but the owner is away. There will be two of us on board, by the way, and our boat is a mighty 70 footer. Any advice would be really appreciated!