How Do You Use Pure Power Blue Treatment for RV Holding Tanks
Updated 09/23/2024 | Published 09/01/2021 >
Question:
Just pour into black tank and leave? How long will it last 1 week, 2 weeks, ? Do I pour in and flush out??
asked by: Dennis
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Pure Power Blue Treatment for RV Holding Tanks, # V23128, is a chemical-free, biodegradable treatment that prevents odors and clogs by breaking down waste in your RV's waste tanks. Add at an equivalent of one ounces per 20-gallons of holding in your tank. This is a chemical-free, biodegradable treatment that prevents odors by breaking down waste in your RV's waste tanks. Pour in the appropriate amount for your size holding tank after each occasion of emptying the holding tank and prior to next usage. The newly introduced Pure Power, # V23128 stays in the holding tank breaking down organic waste until the next occasion of emptying the waste tanks at a dump station.
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Pure Power Blue Treatment for RV Holding Tanks - Fresh Clean Scent - 1 Gallon Bottle
- RV Black Tank Cleaner
- Black Water Tanks
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- Tank Odor Control
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- Fresh Clean
- 64 Uses
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Tanya S.
9/20/2024
So …. We do NOT need to add any water with the 2 oz (in my case as my tank is 40 gallon)? I’ve always added 2 gallons water with whatever treatment I am using. TIA for clarifying for me.