Make Your RV FRESHWATER TANK CLEAN And SAFE With This EASY HACK! You Might Think The Water is...

If you live in an RV full-time, are a snowbird, sunbird, or just RV as a weekend getaways, you probably rely on your freshwater tank for clean, potable water. The problem is, there might be stuff growing in there. RV tanks are dark and hot, and bacteria naturally grows inside. Your freshwater RV tank should be disinfected at least twice a year. It sounds like a big job, but it doesn't have to be!
Here's my hack for an EASY WAY to disinfect your freshwater tank.
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[@jessemagdaleno9287]

6:06 thank you so much

[@kleenmary7060]

My rig is over 30 years old. I am afraid of using bleach because the fittings are already old. I use 4 bottles of hydrogen peroxide instead. Same disinfecting properties, no smell, no danger of destroying my fittings and not the end of the world if it does not all get flushed out . And cheap!

[@Cherilaent]

How big is your tank?

[@marisevilla662]

Thanks for the advice!!

[@speakandreadnewtestamentgr6264]

I tried hydrogen peroxide and it messed with my water pump (gas from peroxide I think). Did you have issues with this?

[@lunarJedi]

Can use food grade which is way stronger, just have to do the proper math per gallon, just don't get it on you.

[@LadyPenelope]

Bleach tabs?? Who knew!!? Robin knew, that's who! Another brilliant hack! Huggssss

[@bernadinenewland5100]

When I investigated these tablets I found they don't sanitize. They will bleach (turn things white) but will not sanitize.

[@joyphelps968]

Don't know if this is pertinent, but Clorox also sells bleach flakes! I ordered them on Amazon during the pandemic, when bleach was impossible to procure.

[@DeEtte3]

I was taught to never put bleach into a septic system, which is what most RV parks have. So if you dump the bleach water down the sewer system at a park you may be killing the septic system bacteria needed to break down the solid material. Better to drain when on gravel or driving down the road, which also allows the bleach water to splash around in your tank. Use a quarter cup of baking soda in the first tank to sweeten the tank.

[@lindathompson6753]

Most RV parks, not all, have laundry facilities and unless they have a different system for those, bleach is already going into whatever system they have.

[@sa-iw4dr]

How's about washing your rig using the water up?

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

DeEtte Petrie This is what I’ve heard also. I just pull the valve in our driveway when we get home.

[@janniejeanjellybean3803]

People....purchase enzymes and ADD them as needed.

[@vickierabovsky9166]

Our septic guy said bleach was totally fine however we have a fairly new system and no leaching field.

[@playhooky]

I am glad you addressed this! This is something that I think about in the back of my mind; water that sits in any container for any length of time just seems prone to be icky to me. Just think of a dog bowl when a person just adds water to it over & over for several days. When you empty the bowl out, there is a layer of slimy stuff on it. I try to clean my dog's water bowl every 2 or 3 days at least. But it makes me think water tanks & rain water containment system's containers etc. must get slimy too. Ick. Thanks again!

[@MamaBaer54]

I think the slime comes from the dog's saliva. I have water in a Brita pitcher that sits on my counter for weeks and it doesn't get slimy.

[@TheLakingc]

Well the dog is quite a contaminant, but that is not entering our water system😝 we have to change our dog's water twice a day! She is very furry! And if we have oatmeal, without giving her some, she pouts all day! But boy, what a mess in her little furry face! She must have a good wash! Anyhow, with the system being so enclosed, the muck comes from air, hoses, and the water itself, then you have warmth, and different organisms that could thrive, which is why it is a good idea to add a little bleach, per CDC guidelines, to the water to discourage this. Then filter it with whatever you choose. I have a filter that eliminates lead, pesticides, etc since these are common here. Our area is not big on following regulations, so i always filter. We have had a lot of mines and still have huge contamination issues. I love Robin's idea of the tablets. I have ruined so many things accidentally with bleach leaks and splashes i did not even realize had happened until, too late! Robin has changed my life!

[@jonisjourneys3684]

The first time I did this, I was afraid of doing it wrong, but it is actually pretty easy; I did drive around for about 1/2 hour and then let mine sit. Flushing out the bleach wasn’t bad either. I also have a Berkey , I got it from Berkey in the scratch and dent section, it’s 1 size up from the travel size, but it was cheaper, so I went for the bargain 😊

[@rbo350]

Robin, If it was my septic I would rotate using different natural un scented natural products like Vinegar, Baking soda, lemon juice and Hydrogen Peroxide....thanks for the video

[@joanmccreless5979]

Those natural things can cause mold in constantly wet places...clorox is the strongest best bleach but most any bleach will do...

[@authordebradickinson]

Getting ready to hit the road and will be boondocking so this is perfect timing. Thanks for tips Robin. I’ll start cleaning my freshwater tank today! KOKO!

[@CreativityRV]

Godspeed DD! Hope to see you out there soon😘😘😘

[@authordebradickinson]

Creativity RV, I look forward to that. 💖👍🏼

[@JanetAlexanderJewelry]

I love how informative your videos are! I've been living in my TT for two years full-time. I learned to do this technique and then repeat it with a mixture of vinegar. It neutralizes the chlorine and removes the smell. No need to let it sit just run the vinegar-water mixture through the system.

[@brianflackwatch]

Mixing vinegar and chlorine create poisonous gas. I would make sure the chlorine is rinsed out really good before adding any vinegar.

[@LStofer417]

Robin, perfect timing. I'm going to pick up my RV tomorrow morning and was planning on putting baking soda in my tank (which someone told me to use). You do not risk damaging your seals. Now, I do not know if this will work or how baking soda cleans your tank, but I thought, it really couldn't hurt to try it. And the Berkey - at first, I was reluctant to get one simply because of the price. I finally broke down and got one. OMG, it is the best. Well worth the cost and since the filters will last for 8000 gallons, means replacing them, will not be an issue. Thank you, Robin, you have been a wonderful source of information for me, a great inspiration, and mentor (if you don't mind me saying). I really hope to get the chance to actually meet in person out there on the road. Best wishes.

[@foodpornchef6484]

I love this you have so many amazing products you find that are compact. I get a lot of stuff you post and oh my im the hit of the RVrs. The pill paper towels are dust far the best hands down. Ppl are so amazed by it. Thank you soo much.

[@Debbie_T_FL]

Thanks Robin - so much easier than carrying bleach around 😊

[@gkeith4120]

Best water purification for RV is AQUATRU (24 V requirement use a booster from 12 V to 24 V) and you certainly will be a happy camper. Personally I use the spent part of the water to wash and pre-rinse my dishes.

[@jimbridge4166]

Thank you for the presentation. The Berkey is classified as a water PURIFICATION system as opposed to a simple filter (like Brita, Pur or Zero). A clean water source is the best investment for your health and their travel size is convenient for most RVers.

[@TheMobileHomestead]

Berkey is illegal to sell in some states and they never even bothered to get tested through NSF ... so I find that very questionable .. I also think that everyone just buys those things because they see everyone on KZbin buy one and this is most likely why Berkey never bothered to get their systems tested and approved ..that company knows it riding the wave of the latest FAD . used to be us travelers didn't just play the monkey see ,monkey do game ..but times have obviously changed here.

[@PShy-er9hz]

Whats funny I was just watching a video. He came to the water and My thoughts went to bacteria in the TANK. I clicked off the video and Here YOU are talking about Bleach Tablets for cleaning the TANK! OM@! Thank You Robin! 😍

[@renaissancepoet]

Probably one of the most important videos you've made.

[@ThoseWhoGlampTogether]

We don’t drink the holding tank water, but would still like to keep it clean!

[@AcmeRacing]

Same here. We bring a few gallons of fresh water for making coffee and other beverages. The onboard water system is disinfected to drinking water standards, and we use it to bathe and wash dishes.

[@shiammi907]

A couple of sincere questions from a newbie... 1. Why dump fresh water tank before filling up with treated bleach water? Why not just add bleach first to already exiting water in tank, and then proceed with next steps? 2. Why not use a more organic nature friendly method instead of using bleach, if you're dumping water while driving method? Thanks for helping me understand. Love!

[@shiammi907]

I just realized that^was three questions. hahaha

[@sa-iw4dr]

Sure would seem practical to add bleach to the existing water then top off the water let it mix up then drain some though to the lines and hold for a while then wash your vehicle. But hey I don't know I'm just thinking. And bleach does disabate but I don't know how long it takes either. Now we are getting into some science.

[@shiammi907]

@@sa-iw4dr, thanks for replying & trying to help me figure it out. I've been digging around for answers for a while but still don't even know if there are better approaches to sanitizing the fresh water tank...including all those more natural methods. Seems nothing does the job better than bleach. But It really sure seems like adding it before the initial dump would be a smarter not harder job. I don't really know. I think another concern is the H2o line that goes to the ice maker in the residential fridge....bleach or vinegar cubes? lol

[@jow.2450]

I’d like to listen in to that reply...

[@dougvr]

@@shiammi907 In was wondering about the ice maker too. Ours has an "ON/OFF" switch in the freezer but I think that just stops the ice from being made...the bleach water is probably still getting to that point. I guess just throw out the next few batches of ice...

[@stephenbeckers2923]

Thank You Robin! We've been on the road for 6 months now, and have been dreading sanitizing our fresh water tank. You've really solved a huge problem for us! Looking forward to your next video, as our sensors are no longer reading properly. We boondock most of the time and we rely on our sensors as you know. Hoping all is okay with you and your rig, take care 🙂

[@LouCetrangelo]

Hi Robin my wife and i love your videos and the new way of adding bleach to your fresh water tank. We have the exact same rv as you and I just have two corrections. The red and blue valves are actually the "low point drains" for the hot and cold lines. To drain the fresh water tank there is a valve handle just in front of the drivers side rear leveling jack. It is easier to access when the rear sldes are in. Pull it out and it will drain with some force if you are 2/3 full.

[@LouCetrangelo]

Just to clarify the reason your fres water tank shows 2/3 full when you though you dumped it all out is because it really is 2/3 full. When you pull the white fresh water drain handle and let the tank empty i guarantee the gauge will show as empty. Again we love your videos but it would not be good to have old water in there for long periods of time when you are thinking it is empty. One other importent tip is to bypass the heater when using any kind of bleach. Its the bottom red handle on the Nautilus panel. Move it horizontal and it will be bypassed. After you drain the bleach move it back vertical. Happy camping Lou & Diane

[@dianediane1245]

I just ordered a Berkey! Thanks Robin! I hope you are on the road soon enjoying your travels!🎃

[@makalapuamegs1056]

Doing this right now and you’re right it isn’t that bad.

[@AcmeRacing]

We run the bleach water through the lines before we start the timer. We put the water heater on bypass while we do it, because the water heater disinfects itself when we fill it up and turn it on.

[@renaedrinkwater446]

I highly recommend the Berkey. My husband and I have 2. A gallon size one in the travel trailer and a 2 gallon in our home. We have had our first one for 5 years. They make filters for what we call "city water" and filters for "well water". Lots of people think that Berkey's are expensive but when you consider how much bad stuff is being put into your drinking water it's not that expensive. Also if you buy lots of bottled water or gallon jugs of drinking water the Berkey pays for itself. We have to carry our water with us now that we been filtering for so long because we can taste the chemicals in water wherever we go if we don't take ours. Best investment yet!!

[@katel.8894]

Might be easier to dissolve the tablets whole in a glass of water instead of trying to crush them, and then pour into your tank. : )

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Kate L. I mix the liquid bleach in a pitcher first then use a funnel to pour into tank. Then finish filling up the tank with the hose.

[@RamonaRambles]

Not sure how to turn my water heater off to do this? Do I need to just make sure it’s off at the panel. Or do I have to go outside and find the actual heater to turn off something. I have the bleach tablets, I have the nasty water tank, I don’t feel comfortable going into the water heater area. 😳

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Ramona Benson First, you should definitely know where the water heater is. Just turn off the switch on your panel although it probably doesn’t make much difference because you won’t be using any water for several hours. When you put the bleach in, it has to be in there at least several hours. Turn on all faucets after putting in bleach you should be able to smell it. You want to get the lines cleaned too. After you’re done, run the water from all faucets until you don’t smell bleach. Good luck.

[@debicaron6046]

@@ceciliapetrowsky2572 thank you for this. I know where my water heater is, but I have to crawl through my storage to get to it..freak inconvenient..since Iam a healthy woman..lol

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

@@debicaron6046 What?! I’ve never heard of this. Ours is under the kitchen sink. Find the bypass valve and turn it vertically so bleach solution bypasses the heater. Just remember to turn it back when it’s done.

[@ToriLynnH]

Good timing. My tank is a year without cleaning and I had no idea how.

[@sdeaglefeather]

Great video. One added step is to do the same step with vinegar. It removes calcium deposits in the water system, especially in the ice maker and it kills waterborne bacteria. Also make sure that you clean the screen on the water pump. Mine was realllly funky when I did it a few weeks ago.Some people even flush with baking soda to give the water a fresh taste.

[@cindibee7]

Oh my goodness I have been looking for a way to get bleach into my freshwater tank. You have the best hints! This is so simple and so incredible. Who would of thought to crush them up in the hose! Keep 'em coming

[@SergioAponteTatito]

Finally, The perfect Hack to clean my Fifth wheel water tank. Thank you so much!

[@auntiebb5814]

G'Day from Australia. I always enjoy your videos & Thank you for sharing :) An alternative to bleach would be to use lots of salt in the water. Happy & safe travels.

[@beach3girl459]

Thorough, useful info...as usual.

[@gloriashaeffer9117]

Hi Robin just wanted to tell you its a great informational video.So important to know Hoping you are well and happy Til next time Take care,stay safe and BE FREE!!! Love your way

[@TheLakingc]

Really miss it when i can't find her on Sunday!

[@lorriemarchael8159]

I ve missed you doing interviews and teaching us. I know with everything its hard to go and to interview people. Take care be safe

[@WorrywartAdventures]

Very informative. We intend to buy an RV after the new year and are soaking up all the maintenance information. Thanks.

[@Lobaby55]

Your just SMART! I love watching you & soaking up your wonderful tips!!

[@tiffanyirlbeck8291]

I am subscribed and following on Facebook now. I'm starting solo full time RV next Spring 2021. Ive watched hours and hours of videos then came across your channel! Thankkkkkk you! It's SO informative and organized. I do have to admit its a little overwhelming on where to start. So I plan on watching a couple each day. :) I know there are things I will just have to learn as I go, but I wanted to say thanks for creating this content. There is so much content out there, its refreshing to find easy to follow videos. I'm extremely nervous for this next adventure but also very excited! Cheers to the RV life.

[@laurab9247]

I HIGHLY recommend the Berkey water filter! I bought mine a year ago at Robin’s suggestion, and absolutely love it!

[@beckybrown2656]

Thanks for the information!

[@antonjohndell1519]

maybe re-Subscibe?

[@beautifuldreamer3991]

Robin dear....I'm learning so much from you! I'm getting ready to do this too! I'm still in the planning phase....

[@Lily_Samson]

Personal preference… I wouldn’t use the green label as it’s scented… I use the blue label that isn’t. FYI for those who care. Thanks for the video! Safe travels everyone! 🌼Lily🌼

[@dwaynesmith4042]

Thank you! The bleach tablets were SO much easier! I was never sure how much bleach was actually making into my tank and not j just spilling out into the ground.

[@RiverWoods111]

Question, have you thought about putting a whole system water filtration system that all your water goes through once it leaves the tank? It just seems safer to me. Because, if you are only cleaning your tank every 6 mos. that is not that often and stuff can grow fast. You will still probably need to clean your tank, but I want even my shower water to not have toxins in it that will be absorbed through my skin. I know Less Junk, More Journey installed on into their Airstream (they don't have it anymore) and then also a under the counter drinking filter on top of the whole house one. Just curious?

[@patriciagaroutte978]

I was just going to do this and was looking for an easier way to do it thanks for the help. And I just got my berky and I love it. I thought my well water was good but it is even better with the berky, and my coffee is better!!

[@LivingTheRVLocaLife]

awesome idea we will be full timing soon we just sold our house but we also bought land and building a cabin in Florida so if you ever on this side and want to visit Florida when we are all fixed up your always welcome to come visit:)

[@karenkerr3768]

Bleach tabs....great idea! Didn’t know they existed but thanks to your video I’ll be on the lookout to get some... much better than hauling around the liquid bleach bottles!

[@sharonrose6615]

Once again, you’ve come through, Robin! I did not know about the bleach tablets but will be ordering them soon. I can’t tell you how many articles of clothing I’ve ruined trying to pour a bleach solution in my fresh water tank to sanitize it-the inlet is up high and I’m down low because I’m short. Safe travels and stay safe!

[@KWicksable]

Excellent information, great tip. Thanks Robin.

[@carysmith6458]

Good review on cleaning fresh water tank. Berkey good idea. Texas area child died of ameba contaminated water (from a local lake). Can't be too careful!

[@kathleenanderson5030]

Great tips ! Was using white vinegar. But bleach probably better every 6 months. Vinegar in between

[@JA-ux7dd]

Extra hack, put the pucks in the filter housing...you do not have to crush them.

[@debbizill9835]

Thank you for the tip. Looking forward to next weeks. Happy travels

[@datadatabase101]

Hey, you could use a Nube AWG instead

[@dallaswillard3155]

wow great hint. Thanks for sharing this. I don't have RV yet but gaining all kinds of knowledge so will be ready when I purchase one next year.

[@nancyadamson6755]

Thanks Robin your video was awesome I know I can do it now with no problem.

[@deniseinight9596]

Thank. you for this! I just bought my very first RV a 21 ft Class C and was thinking the exact same thing as I don't know when it was cleaned out last and its been sitting the the NM heat.

[@kenhurley4441]

Love the bleach tablets. I've always used the liquid. Gonna change. Thanks

[@Boxxkarr]

I didn't know about the bleach tablets! Good tip!

[@lorimac0260]

I love your posts! You are so resourceful and an amazing troubleshooter. That said, are you sure about the bleach? Please be careful and stay safe! ❤ I'm glad you use the water filter!

[@vicckk56]

Thanks Robin, your soo very helpful. Your the best!!

[@dawnbaker9274]

How practical. Thanks.

[@canwelook]

Here is a far, far simpler hack to keep your tanks and pipes pristine: Step 1. Fill up with town water That's it! Town water is normally chlorinated to kill those microrganisms. The chlorine does eventially leach out when exposed to air. So you do need to turn the water over. But if it's been sitting there and you're concerned, then simply empty the tanks and refill with that fresh, chlorinated town water.

[@LennonCom]

Thank you! That was an excellent video and a great hack! I am going to keep following you :)

[@gypsybelle4757]

Bleach tabs! What a great space saving idea!

[@penelopepenobscot4475]

I don't drink or use the water in my camper to brush my teeth. I got sick from the water while visiting the Phillipines and let me tell you, water sick is a whole new kind of sick. I'll stick with my blue jug and water filter. I love what you do, I hardly ever comment, but girl, I consider you a friend I haven't met yet.

[@michaelsullivan1262]

I’ve never been hardcore enough to drink water from a rig water system despite still disinfecting it. I’ve heard some plumbers say to not do it, no matter what.

[@LadyPenelope]

I think about drinking my water and it makes me green...no way! LOL

[@judybuermann6911]

I don't even brush my teth with it!

[@LadyPenelope]

@@judybuermann6911 I bought my camper used, and it was not well taken care of. The tanks are dodgy no matter how many times I try and clean them out. I use the water to wash dishes and that is all. If my camper were new and I have taken care of it, I might feel much differently.

[@lisakuehn6436]

Good basics. Thanks.

[@kathleenreyes4345]

Thanks Robin!!

[@garyzimmer8061]

Great vid, TY for sharing.

[@lindathompson6753]

We were having trouble with our sensors and our son stressed the importance of keeping them clean. After the cleaning they worked great. I was so worried that it was going to cost a lot of money to get them fixed.

[@celestialrvliving]

Thanks, those tablets seem like a great solution. Time for me to try.

[@JohnLannholm]

Thank you for this video!!

[@Now6674]

I’m told you’re supposed to use one and 3/4 cup bleach for 100 gallons of freshwater tank also there must be a more natural way like hydrogen peroxide or some thing. Do you know if something that’s not so toxic thank you for all of your great videos.

[@ZillaYT]

It’s 1cu bleach/50gal.

[@joycejohnson1396]

Thank you I knew there was a way to clean the tanks and again you nailed it good info and easy to follow directions. I hope you are well and enjoying life.

[@EJChezz]

Good information. Thank you. Will try in my Tiffin.

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

that is a awesome video you make it look so easy well done awesome job 👍👍🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦

[@terrynewell8968]

The people who have 5 gal water and gray water bottles under the sink should do the same thing. Plastic being porous you'd be amazed what can grow in them.

[@mikeroell665]

When can we get more videos? One video a week that is 5-7 minutes long isn’t doing it for me anymore. 😩

[@z1booya]

Love this tip!! It will be so much easier than using the liquid bleach. Thank you!! P.S. Amazon has the same brand you showed - 2 bottles of 32 count for $5.94, available for delivery by Oct. 13.

[@jkhawk1967]

Thank you for this video, I am hoping to get back on the road soon and the reminder was a good one. I might try the tablet idea as well, frankly it's the only time I use bleach, don't like the chemicals. Keep up your terrific videos, it is appreciated. Take care JKH.

[@robin5382]

WHO knew about the bleach tablets? Great info. Thank you.

[@meshallbe]

Thank you! We were trying to figure out how to pour bleach into the tank. I’m getting the tablets

[@L8463vette]

Thanks for the info!!!!! 😊

[@rebeccamoore4177]

Cool tip!

[@clarkvalcoic1736]

if you need 1/4 cup per 16 gallons, or 1cup equals 64 gals, how did you come up with 3 cups for 100 gallons,?

[@ETINFL60]

Thanks for sharing

[@usmcdoc2512]

My regular water system (city hook up) is spitting a light green hue out. I didn't. Notice till my hands and skin got a little itchy. Stupid water.

[@thizizliz]

I had no idea that bleach tablets are a thing! Good to know - thank you.

[@mymecca215]

Thank you...

[@pattfam5663]

You have a 100 gallon fresh water tank and 16gallons per 1/4 cup of liquid bleach. My calculations are a little over 1and 1/2 cups of liquid bleach for 100 gallons of fresh water. You said 3 cups of liquid bleach or 4 tablets. Seems like the math is not adding up to me.

[@carolburks5918]

As always, love your episodes! I am no longer getting notifications. Is there some way to fix this? I don't want to miss any!

[@patrickbrown7398]

Amazing!

[@stana2z]

Did it fix the sensors?

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

thanks.

[@timf6916]

Good information

[@ToriLynnH]

I have a pro pur water filter that is like a baby burley with plastic tank and only one white filter. Takes forever, but hey... clean water.

[@bobbyesue6782]

I love your videos

[@dizawnofwizar]

Everywhere i've read you want 1/4 cup per 16g and if you have a 100g tank that's 1.5 cups not 3 cups, and then you put 4 tablets in? Is that because you only let it sit for 3hr instead of the recommended 12? 100/16=6.25. 6.25/0.25 = 1.56 cups

[@trinityparore4721]

i hope you cleaned the shewee