In this video I will show you in two simple steps how to rid your RV of that annoying toilet smell forever and we're starting right now. What's going on YouTube? Aaron here with ThreeJells RV. If you are new here you should consider subscribing to this channel and clicking that bell icon. Because we are dedicated to helping you with your RV. We provide you with RV accessory reviews, simple DIY projects and tips and tricks just like this one. At any point during this video you can check out the show notes in the description below where we will have links to all the different products that we talk about in today's video. And before I forget we would like to set a goal of 100 likes for this video and with your help we can achieve this goal. And now on with today's topic. It happens to everyone who owns an RV sooner or later. One day you step into your RV and the smell from the toilet almost knocks you out. Reddable smell you scum. You don't have to tolerate this problem. In fact I can show you in two ways to eliminate it quickly and easily forever. If you want to learn how to do just that then watch this video all the way to the end. Step one. Over the last couple of years Lori and I have tried everything including many different holding tank treatments specifically designed for RVs. We finally came across a simple solution called the Geo method. This is a homemade cleaning technique that has been around in the RV community since the early 80s. This is a formula made up of two items that you can find easily in any big box store. Calgon water softener and Don Dissoap, the original formula Blue Detourgent. Once you have emptied and flushed and re-closed your black water valve here's what you do. Simply add one cup of Calgon and one cup of Don to your toilet bowl and fill it up with water and flush it down. Then add three gallons of water and flush it down. This gives you a great starting base of clean and fresh smelling water. Leave the narence so you're ready to clean out your tanks and repeat the process. We have used this method for the last couple of years and Lori and I both swear by it. For step two we are going to be replacing the existing vent caps with 360 ciphons. This will permanently solve any odor problems. These vent caps eliminate odors from your holding tanks, exhaust them out to the reference before they have a chance to invade your RV living space by creating an updraft that draws the odors out of the holding tanks and up the stack pipes. The components of the waste breakdown of RV waste and can be installed in less than 20 minutes. Providing a permanent one time maintenance free application that will work for years to come. For more information on installing check out the video by love my RV in the description below. Dealing with RV black tanks is definitely one of the more unpleasant areas of using your RV. But the comfort and privacy of having a toilet on board can afford you and your family is one of the biggest advantages of having an RV. These two simple steps should result in a complete and permanent absence of obnoxious odors in your RV and give you years of comfort and enjoyment. And now for the question of the day, do you use the Geo method? If not, what do you add to your black tanks? The answers that you leave might help others watching this video, so please leave your stories and comments in the section below. We hope that you found this video helpful in some way and if you know someone that would benefit from watching this video, make sure that you share this video with them. If you want more RV related tips and tricks to help you with your own RV and want to learn how to do some simple DIY projects and other creative stuff, then make sure you hit that subscribe button somewhere on this page so you can get more videos like this in the future. Thank you so much for watching and as always, live simple, live free and enjoy the ride. And we'll see you next time.