Thetford Aqua Kem Blue sachets 15 + 3 pcs - dissolvable sachets for the cassette toilet waste-holding tank
- Thetford Aqua Kem Blue sachets for the waste-holding tank of a cassette or portable toilet. One sachet is the correct dose every time. Control odour, liquefy waste, last up to 5 days. Pack of 15 + 3 pcs.
Thetford Aqua Kem Blue Sachets are dissolvable sachets for the waste-holding tank of cassette and portable toilets. One sachet is the correct dose every time, with no measuring or spilling. Each sachet gives outstanding odour control, liquefies waste and reduces gas build-up. Pack contents: 18 sachets (15 + 3 extra in a promotional pack).
Key information
- the correct dose every time
- outstanding odour control
- liquefies waste for easier tank emptying
- reduces gas build-up
- 1 sachet lasts up to 5 days
- pack contents: 18 sachets (15 + 3 extra in a promotional pack)
Before you order
Drop one sachet into the empty waste-holding tank without opening the film, which dissolves in water. One sachet lasts up to 5 days. The sachets are light and handy when travelling, with no risk of spilling liquid. Do not put sachets into the flush water tank. Keep out of reach of children and use according to the instructions and warnings on the label.
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Technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Thetford |
| Contents | 18 sachets (15 + 3 extra in a promotional pack) |
| Type | dissolvable sachets |
| Use | waste-holding tank of a cassette or portable toilet |
| Dose | 1 sachet |
| One dose lasts | up to 5 days |
Questions and answers
How many sachets do I use?
One sachet per waste-holding tank fill.
Do I need to open the sachet?
No, the film dissolves in water.
How long does one sachet last?
Up to 5 days.
Which tank does the sachet go in?
The waste-holding tank, not the flush water tank.
Manufacturer
Thetford B.V., Nijverheidsweg 29, 4870 AD Etten-Leur, The Netherlands.