Does my RV’s onboard tank flush do anything? In almost every RV, the black tank has an internal spray nozzle that spurts out water into the tank. Water is supplied to this spray or flush system via a garden hose that attaches to the RV park’s water supply...
Can I use the GEO method of keeping my holding tanks clean? The GEO method is a mid-1970s sort of “home-brew” method of keeping your RV’s waste holding tanks clean. The basic idea was to create a mixture of Borax (a water softener), Calgon (or...
Why do my gray tanks smell worse than my black tank sometimes? For one thing, no current RV manufacturer includes an in-tank rinsing system for their gray tanks like there is in the black tank. This lack of a rinsing process means that waste only leaves the tank when...
How do you know if all of the waste is removed during the hydrojet cleaning process? That’s a very good question and a lot of our customers ask us if we have a videoscope to put up into the tank to examine it before and after the cleaning. Yes, we do, however,...
How long does your tank cleaning process take and do I need to leave my RV? Our hydro jet cleaning process is scheduled by appointment and completed in about one and one-half to two hours, depending on the RV type and whether there are any issues or problems. Our...
