The existing Silky guidance allows dosing directly into the toilet and flushing, or adding it to the holding tank.
Silky RX
An enzyme-based treatment for reducing solids and associated odours in leisure toilet holding tanks and cassettes.
Care for the system behind the toilet
Silky RX is an enzyme-based product added through the toilet or into the holding tank to help break down solids and reduce associated odours. It provides this treatment without the bulk of a water-based product.
The existing instructions cover holding tanks and cassettes, with a regular teaspoon dose and additional guidance for starting the treatment in cooler conditions.
Compatibility with other toilet chemicals is important. The Silky guidance specifically warns against using a flush containing biocides, because this interferes with the treatment’s biological action. Storage temperature is also part of the published instructions.
For tanks and cassettes
- Helping break down solids in toilet holding tanks.
- Reducing associated odours.
- A compact treatment added through the toilet or into the tank.
How to use it
- Flush one teaspoon into the toilet bowl per month, or as required by the current product instructions.
- Below 15°C, the instructions state that a double starter dose may be needed.
- Avoid a flush containing biocides.
- Store below 45°C and follow the current container directions.
Your questions, answered
More guidance for choosing and using this product.
Can I combine it with blue toilet fluid?
The Silky guidance says not to combine it with the conventional blue fluid referred to in its instructions, and warns against flush products containing biocides.
Does temperature affect the instructions?
Yes. Below 15°C a double starter dose may be required, and the product should be stored below 45°C.