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Old 01-28-2016, 11:05 AM   #1
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P-traps drying out

I seem to recall reading somewhere a tip about pouring a small amount of vegetable oil in the p-traps to keep the water from evaporating. Can anybody confirm or debunk that myth?
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It works but is a little messy, I just use RV Antifreeze in drains and toilets. It evaporates slower than water. Use the stopper or cover with plastic wrap. A zip lock baggie part full of water, works well for shower drains. This is what I use in the S&Bs.
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Here is another alternative that cures the problem.

Sewer Smell Inside Your RV? HepvO Waterless P-trap to the Rescue
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Vegetable Oil or Olive Oil is what I've been using for years now to keep the Gray tank odor from coming in.
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