Stinky Carpet<sigh>

[Light Ltenergy@...]

We are having the same exact issue with the toilet over flowing. We are finally
going to order a new part for it. The little plugy thing (ours is white
surrounded by a black plastic case) doesn't want to pup back down all the time.
We orginally thought it was some mineral build up after the first flood. (not
nearly as bad as yours) perhaps all the rugs on the marble floor prevented the
water continuing to flow that far. We caught is fast. But the second time, we
figured we need a entirely new gadget there. We will begin our search of that
part tomorrow.

Light
1991 WL 40' PTWB
Auburn, Califorina

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" wrote:
>
> Howdy.
> Here is an update on our water heater leak/wet carpet/padding/bathroom
> flood.
> The carpeting on my side of the bedbox is dry BUT IT STINKS!! Any ideas
> as to how to get rid of that odor?
>
> Water heater needs to be replaced.
>
> We went to San Antonio Friday and were gone for about 3-4 hours. When I
> went into the coach, I could hear water running. Yes, it was running,
> onto the bathroom floor!!!! The d*&&^%$n water valve in the Microphor
> toilet didn't turn off. Consequently the black water tank filled with
> water through the overflow on the toilet. When that was full, the water
> overflowed the bowl and then onto the floor. Luckily the bathroom rugs
> sopped up a lot of that water, which was CLEAN!!! The water also went
> into the bedroom and soaked the carpeting on Jack's side of the bed. We
> spent the weekend blotting up the water, pulled up the carpet and ran
> fans to try and dry things. I think that our Bird is mad at us or
> something. We have had to replace major items in the last 4 months.
> Geeeeze. $$$$$.
>
> Oh well, thanks for letting me vent.
>
> Regards,
> Jack and Liz Pearce
> Fulltiming in a 1993 Wanderlodge WB40
> D'Hanis, TX in the winter
> Buena Vista, CO, in the summer
>