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Message ---- To whom it may concern, We recently purchased your product. We are very pleased with the way it eliminates the odor. We are wondering if it will break up the waste like other odor chemicals do. Can you get back with me about that concern? Thank
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Message ---- Good Morning Gerda Thanks for the interest in our product. Blue Streak Chemical does break down the solids. The detergent in the chemical breaks down the grease and the grease is the cement that holds the solids together. Best Regards, Carl Sumerix ----- Original Message ----- Thanks So Much!!!! ----- Original Message ----- Thanks ----- Original Message
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From: gadgets
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 9:29 PM
Subject: Product comment
I sent an inquiry a few weeks ago
concerning a problem with my newly installed dispenser. It would not
continually dispense the chemical at each flush and, I must admit that I was
disappointed.
You not only sent me a check valve
but also sent a bottle of chemical at no charge. Of course, the free
bottle didn't mean anything if I couldn't get the dispenser to operate
correctly.
Well, I would just like to tell
you that it is working like a charm. I am really ecstatic at how well it
works, but most of all the odor is pleasant, especially when you consider the
alternative.
With the last chemical that I used
(and it was the best seller) I still had problems with odors. But now
that I'm using Bluestreak chemicals I have not ANY occasion of bad odors.
The biggest highlight of using
Bluestreak is that my wife is no longer complaining and asking me to put more
chemicals in the tank. It's unnecessary.
Thanks again, and believe me I'll
be ordering more in the near future
Larry Williams
Houston PA
Claude & Kate Vennie "We just wanted to let you know how we enjoy having your system for adding chemical to our holding tank in our motor home. We have had the system for 3 years and would not be without it. There is no mess with this system and the blue stuff smells wonderful every time we flush the stool. Also there is hardly any smell when we dump. It really saves money because it meters the chemical and you can dump anytime. When we the other chemicals that had to have 8 oz. every time it cost more because we dumped many times with only ¼ tank. We would recommend the system and the blue stuff to our friends or to anyone. It is great."  iRV2.com product review by Bill Rowell: posted February 25, 2002 04:46 PM 
I
just want to start out by saying, this is a awesome product!
This unit automatically delivers
chemical to the toilet during each flush.
I have found the whole black
tank, toilet and chemical situation to be a real pain in the butt. (pun
intended) I have been using the powered packets of chemical which really are
over powering, which they need to be to do the job they are asked to do, but I
sometimes spill a tiny bit which added with water really stains. I also have to
hold my breath when dumping it in and half the time I just get it in and we are
leaving and I dump it all out at the dump station.
So I was on the hunt to find a
solution, and alas I found it. It is called the Blue Streak Chemical Metering
System. I called up Carl at Blue Streak and spoke to him about the product and
he had a unit on its way to my home.
The kit comes with instructions
for the most popular RV toilets, chemical holding tank, cover, and T valve.
First job was to remove the toilet which required the removal of 2 nuts on each side of the base of the toilet and unscrew the water inlet hose at the back of the tank.
Be careful, just like the removal of your house toilet there maybe still a little water in a few places and could pour out. I have hard wood floors so the little antifreeze (still winterized) that came out did not harm anything. I have seen many rigs with cream or very light carpet so be careful. You now remove the base cover which is fastened by 6 screws and begin to pry the cover off. There is a sticky sealant used in assembly so it will take a bit of work to get the base apart from the main toilet section.
I did a little cleaning at this point, be careful on my Thetford toilet there are 2 springs in and around the flush flap (mechanisms) If you move this around during cleaning like I did they may going flying like mine did. Next I found a good smooth area
in the water line leading into the toilet bowl and cut the tubing and inserted
the T fitting. Have a hair dryer handy for this procedure and warm the cheap
plastic they use so the fitting will insert with only a small fight.
Now if you are like me you maybe wondering if the fitting broke in the clear tubing provided by Blue Streak. It is just the way they meter the proper amount of chemical during a flush. You will need to drill a hole in the base which you removed to allow the tubing to run outside of the toilet to the chemical tank. Reassemble the toilet and remount it in the RV. I had to put my chemical tank directly behind the toilet to allow the draw next to the toilet to open. It fits perfect and the lid opens with out hitting the unit.
The chemical has a pleasant baby powder smell and this can be metered down or shut off completely if need be with a little fitting on the tube itself. This project took about 1 hour and I am so excited for the upcoming camping season to use it. BTW I checked with Blue Streak and the chemical will not freeze until temps get below 10 degrees.
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