Can you use Aqua Chem treatment/deodorizer? I want something to help breakdown the waste.
490810
Yes definitely use a waste treatment chemical of some sort. Aqua Chem or other comparable product.
490811
I Haven't Been Using My Potty Lately, But I Did Use A Deodorizer--Don't Remember Which One. It Was Blue, And Contained Formaldehyde. It Definitely Worked.
493683
Yes, it should work just fine. Doesn't hold the cleaner solution for long. That should help.
862163
This product is for the treatment tht you put in every tank, I believe the manufacturer has another product that is meant to be a cleaner?
1159434
Yes. This will eliminate odor in the Grey Water Tank. You don't want to drain your holding tanks until they are reasonably full so that you get a good "flush".
648619
only if u filter it through a water filtering system to get rid of the chem in it. Check out u tube video on water filtering systems.
712121
I would not. It's concentrated and meant for mixture with water and use on wetsuits and dive gear.I would find a product meant for those purposes, not use Sink the Stink for that.
1922686
You can but I would double up on the purigen if you can its much more effective. If you do use carbon make sure you replace every month or else whatever bad stuff it absorbs will leach back into water
758874
I believe you can, but for starters, use probably 1/2 of recommended clenining solution just to make sure you don't get too much suds
1634223
Yes you can, when using the unit only put water in the water tank and do not use any formula to perform a water rinse.
208641
I have no experience using the product with the type of water you described.
223539
I have been using cleanwise, which is a distiller cleaner, descaler. I clean it once a month.
653673
Yes - use only plain water. Any cleaners, etc. will only serve to clog the machine and may render it useless.
173525
Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
1860779
You can use it as a vacuum first, empty the container, and then use the wet scrubber. At that point, the vacuum will suck up the dirty water into the waste container. Works we'll, but can't get into tight places, so I use other vacuum first.
1107753
Yes, but it will be quite expensive depending on the hardness of your water. If you need purer water than comes out of your tap, I suggest a reverse osmosis system. It wont be 0 ppm, but it will be close and much more economical in most situations. You will still have to make the amount you need and then wash with it as the deionization resin and the r/o system are both kinda slow.
409093
i don't know about that, because my application is just as an annual treatment. however, you can try various "natural odor eliminators", such as baking soda, borax,etc. just go online to research these applications. good luck!!!
1099375
If you go by ppl who clean out septic systems for a living, they say no. However, like a reg system, the product works to reintroduce bacterial elements back into a stalled system. Since both aerobic septic system and anaerobic septic systems work with breaking down waste by bacterial decomposition, I do not see it having a detrimental effect.