Many caravan and motorhome owners are moving away from traditional blue toilet chemicals and looking for a more environmentally friendly way to keep their cassette toilet fresh. Nobody wants unpleasant smells in their van, but more people are questioning whether strong toilet chemicals are really necessary — especially when waste may eventually enter campsite treatment systems, septic tanks or the wider environment. This has led many campers to switch to “green” toilet fluids. But does green...

Composting toilets have become increasingly popular with motorhome, campervan and boat owners looking for a more natural alternative to traditional chemical toilets. They avoid harsh chemicals and work by encouraging a natural breakdown process. When working correctly, a composting toilet should have very little smell. However, many owners find that occasionally their toilet does start to produce unwanted odours. The reason is simple: a composting toilet is a living system. It relies on the...

If you want the best performance from Solbio Original , getting the dosing right and preparing your cassette correctly—especially when switching from traditional chemicals—makes a real difference. This guide keeps it simple and practical, and also shows you a few additional ways to get even more value from the product. Getting the Dose Right A standard dose of Solbio is 40ml, and this should always be used with at least 1 litre of water. The water is important as it ensures the base of the...