holding tank sensor cleaners

[jlyon69]

Originally Posted by larrydp

I see the repeating theme....WATER!!
another of our problems was that we would start with empty tanks after dumping...........!!!! so, no wonder the sensors stayed goofed up!
THANKS!!!!

Water can certainly help, but it sure isn't a cure-all for sensors.

[ArmyEOD]

Originally Posted by firedoc

What about the external tank sensors?

FireDoc, from what I understand about external sensors (and that is not much) is they read through the tank. That being said any build up, scum, or scale on the internal walls will effect the readings. A good internal cleaning should help them read better too.
I use the softner, simple green/dawn, and driving around for awhile method when mine act up and they are good to go for another couple of months. Even with fushing with a lot of water while stationery after every dump they still seam to act up after a couple of months. JM2C.

[Hamblen]

I am new to this web site. I spend a lot of my time on forest river forums, but I am pleased to find this site. My wife and I had a heck of a time with the odors with our holding tanks so we started doing some searching. We came across the Geo Method like mentioned earlier. We are awaiting the arrival of our new TT so we can utilize this method, sounds like its easy and cheap. Take the time to google The Geo Method I think everyone will find it interesting.

[larrydp]

Awesome info...........THANKS.

[rrawood]

How long has this Geo method been around for?

[Hamblen]

I am not sure about that, but it sounds like awhile. If you haven't already take the time to google it. I wish I would have found this before. Of course any dealer is not going to promote it because they can't sell all the worthless treatment stuff off the shelf.

[hardy1000]

Originally Posted by larrydp

Awesome info...........THANKS.

Larry,

I tried alot of different cleaning methods and finally gave up and installed these a year ago and have not had any problems. Easy to install.

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