RV holding tank cleaning, maintenance and tips with Sue from Royal Flush RV!
RV holding tank cleaning, maintenance and tips with Sue from Royal Flush RV!
In this week's Tech Tip Tuesday, Sue from Royal Flush RV shares valuable tips and tricks for cleaning and maintaining your RV's holding tank. Learn about the importance of proper maintenance, and common mistakes to avoid. Whether you're a seasoned RV owner or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to keep their RV's holding tank clean and odor-free.
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Not a glamorous topic, but a necessary one that most folks don't want to talk about. Thanks for sharing.
Kleen Tanks says no chemicals..water only done on a weekly rinse cycle. ‘Water is a tank’s friend’
We learned so much from Sue when we were there. Now that we have a new RV, we are expecting to use her tips to have our tanks stay clean for many years to come.
Great video! Love you & the ideas!!
There was a guy who does that same thing she does. He said to NOT USE CHEMICALS. He said the black and gray are holding tanks, NOT septic tanks. He said using chemicals and breaking down what's in the tanks actually makes more of a mess and sticks to the sensors worse. He said use plenty of water and just flush with water. Thoughts on this?
That’s awesome! I will have to go next time! 👌
Excellent advice, a good video
Todd as great videos informative and entertaining!
hello from the windy wet ozarks Todd! i use dish washer disks in both tanks filled with boiling hot water and let it rest half hr and drain and chase it with hot water till clear, usally 10minutes. i run my inspection camera into tank and inside looks like new. Glad Sue is in the Royal Flush rv business and doing great. my concern if the boiling hot water damages any seals. the dishwasher disks are made for dishwasher with seals. i still use the unique tank cleaner. tight lines!
Morning Todd and thank you Sue for helping, I think it's great that this can be such a controversial RV topic.
Sue, who can you recommend on the east coast to really clean out my tanks.
How do you retrieve these samples? Doesn't it go down the sewer hose too fast.
Question: Wouldn't a filtration system prevent "sand" from getting into the system if you are on well water? And, if sand is ending up in your tanks, what damage could one see in the water lines (water system) in general?
Do you recommend using chemicals in the tank? I've seen another guy that cleans tanks who says to not use any chemicals...
What does Royal Flush RV charge for a tank cleaning? And where do they operate?
i found a ball of tape when flushing tank
When dumping my black tank,I back wash it until I don't see anything coming out. Then I'll dump pails of water down the toilet three or four times. We also pour the dish rinse water into the black tank. But I would like to know is there a way I could flush the gray tank out.
No 💩 samples for me Todd. Maybe examples, not samples 😂
So contaminate the ground instead of dealing with waste properly Bad idea