Overheard at a site reception

Card readers are getting cheaper all the time jv. A couple of colleagues I've met up with this summer mention they cost pence per week to use. Been there done that with site shops. The outlay to set up (lots) and the time involved getting stock in regularly (in my own time) isn't worth it. I have green chems and rock pegs for the club. We can't get gas either here, so I spend my more of  my day maintaining the site rather than ringing the till

JK

It is what friends of ours found on their non facility site ,(although mostly "proper LV user members that book") they tended to come fully prepared to be out and about and get their food shopping then ,they did try a few things,(toilet fluid and gas of course) and papers/milk and anything other grocery items for,members were to order only and they were actually given a weekly allowance from the club  for this service to fetch them from the nearest village

Only a couple of days was any orders not in the office when it opened 

"proper lv user members that book" Eh? Are we not all "proper members"?

JK

When reading some of the reviews of other than non facilty sites NO as i am sure you have noticed, but of course would depend on the managers 

Righto, I'll leave it there then, now got a power outage on part of the site. Trying to find a fault in a distribution unit in the rain, great fun!! Have a good evening all

JK

Hope you find the fault JK rain here as well. As to Loo chemicals we have used green for a number of years and not changing now and have in the past always bought from site office if we have nearly run out.

We use Bio pods and we're specifically asked about these (OK)  at a recent CL.

...as for 'enforcing'...just a nice pleasant request from the owners seems to do the trick as WN suggests.

Been using green now for a while, for two reasons 
One green  is more environmentally friendly 
Two was told on a site that insisted on green , green  can use on sites that are ok with blue , but blue should not be used on  sites that stipulate green 

We were requested by a CL a couple of weeks ago to use green. I have kept some Dometic sachets in the caravan in case this request came up elsewhere but I have to say I'm not very happy with them. They do very little to keep smells down. In my bits box (I'm sure we all have one), I had a couple of free sample bottles of Aquakem Green. Using this was a bit better but still not as efficient as Elsan Blue in my opinion. What do others use which meets green credentials and works efficiently at solids breakdown and smell control? Sorry if any of you are eating whilst reading this 

Aldi Bio washing pods....or Lidl.