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Specifications
| Brand | Raritan |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 1PCP32 |
| UPC | 085462043130 |
| Product Type | Bilge & Holding Tank |
| Shipping weight | 2.3 lb |
| Category | Cleaners & Wash |
Materials & Construction
This is a bio-enzymatic marine toilet bowl cleaner that pairs a specialized bacteria strain with biodegradable cleaning agents, leaving the bowl shining while supporting an odor-free holding tank.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- You can skip the bleach. The record says C.P. removes the need for bleach and other toxic chemicals to sanitize the bowl. Stains and odor often come off without brushing.
- Easier on your toilet parts. Many marine toilets are sensitive to chemicals, and that wears out rubber parts. The record says C.P. will not harm any part of the toilet system.
- Less odor in the holding tank. It helps keep the whole holding tank system odor-free by supporting the bioactive environment that controls odor. It also helps clear odors from sinks and showers.
- Fresh head for winter storage. Before haul-out or winter storage, put a small amount in your sinks and showers. The record says this helps reduce the foul odors that greet you when you return.
What it is
This is Raritan C.P. Cleans Potties, a bio-enzymatic bowl cleaner in a 32oz bottle, made by Raritan. Bio-enzymatic here means the cleaner pairs a specialized strain of bacteria with 100% biodegradable cleaning agents.
How to use it
- Squirt a little C.P. under the rim of the toilet bowl.
- Let stains, soil and odor come off, usually without brushing.
- Use it to clean sinks, showers and basins too. Put a small amount in before you leave the boat.
What else the job needs
Good to have on hand: K.O. (Kills Odors), which the record says can be combined with C.P. for odor control in the holding tank. The record also says other chemical cleaners can kill the bacteria in K.O., so use C.P. for the bowl.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.