We did the strong bleach bit on a previous TT. Let it sit two days. Drained and refilled and drained again. Problem was gone.
As someone said, you may need to also clean faucet aerators. We had to also clean screen filter in water pump.
Chuck
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campn4walleye wrote: I would consider filling it with several bags of ice cubes as well as the bleach solution and drive it around on bumpy roads to help dislodge and rinse, rinse rinse...then do it again.
How do you put several bags of ice in the fresh water tank?
Very slowly
Dave
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campn4walleye wrote: I would consider filling it with several bags of ice cubes as well as the bleach solution and drive it around on bumpy roads to help dislodge and rinse, rinse rinse...then do it again.
How do you put several bags of ice in the fresh water tank?
Very slowly
I take it 1 cube at a time, place the cube in the opening of the water hose, let it melt, and it runs right in
Thanks Folks for all the info and help!!! I will advise the outcome as soon as I can. Right now my FIL's unit is in Colorado in the SNOW and I'm in CC, TX basking in the heat and humidity!! ~(;-)
BTW, sure like this site!! Hope to meet up each of you over a
campfire somewhere......Happy Trails!
Shouldn't be difficult to kill an single alga, provided you can find the little past. Billions of algae is a bigger job. I'm not sure why the male algus isn't more trouble.
Frank Damp, DW - Eileen
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'02 Georgetown 325, F53, V-10, bought used in 2010 at 13,000 miles.
Dogs - 2 Labs again, both yellow males, both 9 yrs old and both adopted.
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