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Cleaning Holding tank sensors and chemicals

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Cleaning Holding tank sensors and chemicals
« on: June 08, 2015, 12:15:39 pm »
Age old problem of cleaning your tank sensors.   Check out this site website: tanktechrx.com
Boy did I learn  a lot about some of the chemicals.  Worst chemicals to use are TSG, Orderless and Happy Camper. Happy Camper being the worst one. This tanktechrx solution is not a chemical but a probiotic. Check it out. 

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Re: Cleaning Holding tank sensors and chemicals
« Reply #1 on: June 08, 2015, 12:34:07 pm »
Little typo there.  Correct link is:

http://tanktechsrx.com/

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Re: Cleaning Holding tank sensors and chemicals
« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2015, 02:41:56 pm »
Age old problem of cleaning your tank sensors.   Check out this site website: tanktechrx.com
Boy did I learn  a lot about some of the chemicals.  Worst chemicals to use are TSG, Orderless and Happy Camper. Happy Camper being the worst one. This tanktechrx solution is not a chemical but a probiotic. Check it out. 
What was stated about the chemicals were told to me and I am only passing on this information.  I've used these chemicals over the years and it was interested to find out about them.