Everything we know about RV tanks
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We’ve got dozens and dozens of questions — and their answers! — organized by topic, keyword, and category. Take a look at the latest nine questions or browse through our Q&A Library for the answer to your question or inquiry. Don’t see an answer? Ask us — we’ll get right back to you and add your question to the library for all to use!
Why do RV sales centers and supply stores recommend enzyme tank additives?
Tank additives should break down what’s in the tank, right? After all, that’s what the RV salesman said. And everyone recommends enzymes, septic tablets, or digesting pods. Here’s why enzymes are the worse thing for your tanks. And the much better solution we recommend.
What’s your opinion of macerators in my RV’s sewer handling system?
There’s good and bad with RV holding tank macerators and macerating systems. They seem like a good idea, but what are the downsides? Know what you’re getting into before you buy or install one on an older RV or motorcoach.
Can I use two-ply toilet paper in my RV’s toilet?
You’ve heard that RV toilet paper is the ONLY TP you should be using in your RV. Is this true? What about one-ply? Here’s the definitive advice on TP in your RV.
Can you sanitize your holding tanks?
The question might be, why would you? Is sanitizing waste holding tanks even possible? What about your freshwater tank? Find out why this common myth isn’t can’t really be done but why it’s important for your drinking water.
How often should I replace my sewer hose?
Sewage hose or stinky slinky. It’s an indispensable part of RVing. How long do they last and when should you replace them? Find out.
Can I use Dawn or another detergent in my holding tanks?
You’ve probably heard that you can put Dawn dishwashing liquid in your RV’s holding tanks to get them clean. After all, if it gets dishes clean, why wouldn’t it do the same for a dirty RV holding tank. Is it safe? Is it recommended? We discuss this popular suggestion.
Can I leave my gray tank’s release valve open all the time?
A lot of RVers feel that they can leave their gray tank valves open all the time. Is it a good idea? Some of the worst tanks we’ve cleaned are the gray tanks that RVers leave open all the time. Find out why.
How often should I empty my tanks?
The quick answer is you should empty your tanks when it is needed. But there are few considerations to take into account, including what to do when you’re packing up and leaving for your next destination. Take a look.
How often should I have my holding tanks professionally cleaned?
As much as you may think you are doing to keep your RV’s tanks clean, only a professional has the equipment and experience to get them “factory kleen.” Regular, scheduled professional cleanings are critical to keeping your tanks healthy and working properly.
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