Anyone want to field test a new product?

[Peggie Hall/Head Mistress]

I have been asked to help field test a very interesting product: an (allegedly) odor-impermeable "sleeve" that goes on sanitation hose. If successful, it could be put on any new hose to contain odor...it can also be put on hoses that have already permeated, which would be almost as big a pain as just replacing the hose...but a LOT cheaper!Since how long it takes new hose to permeate--if ever--is unpredictable, we're looking for a few volunteers--preferably in FL, TX or other areas of the deep south where both the climate and the waters are warm this time of year--who already have permeated stinky sanitation hoses (the stinkier, the better) who'd be willing to put this "sleeve" on them instead of replacing 'em. July and August are a great time to run this kind of test, because anything that doesn't stink in hot weather won't EVER stink.Before you volunteer, be aware that testing this product means taking hoses off the toilet and the tank to get the sleeve onto 'em. If it works as expected, the recommended use will be on new hose, before it's installed. Any takers? If so, e-mail me at peghall@scbglobal.net

 

[Jim Rushing]

Sign me up

Peggy, your e-mail address isn't correct.

 

[Peggie Hall/Head Mistress]

E-mail address is right...I double-checked it

Try again...

 

[Bill Coxe]

New Product Field Test

I would have signed up, even though in Northern waters, but I just ripped out head, tank, and hoses in favor of porta-potti. The reek was intolerable and putting the less-permeable, hard to bend hose back into cutouts that were barely adequate even once-upon-a-time... Even the three way valve would have been over $50.00 and my dock master gave me a free,perfectly functioning, large capacity porta- head that fits the old footprint to a tee. The adventure in removing the holding tank from an O28 is an adventure all by itself. Thanks for all the help in the past, Peggy!

 

[Eric Lorgus]

Mail Host Unknown

Peg,I tried to send you an e-mail. This is what came back...----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -----<peghall@scbglobal.net> ----- Transcript of session follows -----550 <peghall@scbglobal.net>... Host unknown (Name server: scbglobal.net: host not found)

 

[Peggie Hall/Head Mistress]

Argggghhhh...

There's a typo in my e-mail address...I only had to look at it 18 times to see it. It should read:peghall@sbcglobal.netWhen my year's contract is up with SWbell in Oct, I'm switching to earthlink...it's a LOT easier to type than "sbcglobal" and even if I do make a mistake, most people can figure out what it should say.