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A $2 PVC T works just as well and you glue it on.


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I have a similar produce, RV 360, and it helps some but if you have a basic problem with the toilet you still get odors. I fixed the problem and rarely smell anything.


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We had intermittantly had an issue that seem to be tied to which way the wind was blowing and some combination of roof vents open. Put 2 of those on, one on each vent, no more issue! Sitting, moving, vents open or closed in any combination, and we have exceeded 65 by a bit a few times with no problem!

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the "stock" vent cover caps on most rigs are restrictive. How many home sewer vents do you see with "rain caps"?? The sewer smell will back up and fast with those caps. Dont believe me?? Plug a portapotty vent cap and come back after a few days. Plastic T or revolving sail fitting... I like inexpensive. YMMV

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If you travel with a roof vent or window open that will suck odors into the coach from the black and grey tanks.

I have one of the 360 degree vents on each vent. They work, make no noise if properly installed and take about 20 minutes to install.

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