T&T: Redolent sanitation hoses: Is there a space age fix?

[Steve -Comcast]

Roger Hitchner wrote:
> I have some suspicious sanitation hoses that I probably should replace
> but do not want to tackle the job until next summer.  If they are the cause
> of unpleasant odors, isn't there something I can wrap them with to contain
> the smell molecules?  Mylar?  Aluminum foil?  Nextel/Kevlar fabric
> blanket?  Maybe it is wishful thinking, but I would appreciate any comment
> or suggestions.
>   
New hose. Don't try to replace parts of it, get it ALL.

Don't make your choice of product predicated on price. IMHO OdorSafe. 
Plus is the only way to go. I recently changed the whole system on 
Maerin to vacuflush, everything new but the tank. I used as much hard 
PVC as I could manage to get in, specifically on the discharge from the 
vacuum pump to the tank, the rest was in flex. I got the hose from 
Seacoast <http://www.sealandsanitation.com/>in a 50 ft. roll. Best price 
I found, and George was helpful in getting me line up with the fittings 
& parts I needed. Standard disclaimers...

Steve Sipe