We Created a Product! Introducing Tank Tune-Up 🛠

[@GetawayCouple]

Get yours here: gtwy.to/amzttu

[@godsdeliciousunknown]

Tank Tune-Up is on it's way - We've been FT for 4 years now and tried lots of tank additives - just happily finished a major test of Liquified (haven't dumped our tank in 8 weeks because of where we are parked) in upper 90's so the bar is set high, but decided to test Tank Tune up and see how it compares - We will be another 6 weeks at our current spot and temps are usually upper 90's -the low 100's those weeks ... I'm looking forward to seeing how Tank Tune-Up compares and holds up next to what we've been happily using for the past year now. Only reason I'm trying it is because I saw the time, research and care you put into your truck camper build project and figured if you put that kind of research and work into this, it's got a good chance of being the best in the market. Best wishes!

[@chrismichel6686]

We are full-timers in a class c and just bought your product to test it out. We will keep you posted!

[@GetawayCouple]

Awesome! Thank you! My mom is using it in her class C, please let us know what you think!

[@jimsherry7050]

Going to try it...thanks

[@GetawayCouple]

Awesome, thank you so much!

[@sydneyaustralia-gb8es]

Very interesting new product! Just ordered it off Amazon and look forward to testing it out on our next camping trip. Very happy to hear it will help keep our sensors clean.

[@GetawayCouple]

Hope you enjoy it! Thank you so much for supporting us 💛

[@ardythkromschroeder2066]

I tried the product and just left an Amazon review. I like it! It stopped my toilet from smelling.

[@Florida-n5h]

Does the product clean sensors in the tank...that has been the biggest problem...I use happy camper and it seems to work ..maybe you can compare it to other products...best of luck

[@BrewNomads]

Congratulations on the product launch! It hope it does well for us and you two. Will give it a try soon.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thank you so much! Let us know how you like it once you give it a try 😄

[@RVWagginTails]

We'll give it a try! We are just about out of Happy Camper so perfect timing!

[@christinapittsley786]

Just came! Can't wait to use it!

[@azsand6315]

I just sold my trailer, but I am buying it for a friend that I camp with. Sounds good.

[@GetawayCouple]

Awesome, thank you so much for supporting our new product!

[@patti3566]

Congratulations! In my amazon cart. I'll leave a review once I've given it a try. I love supporting small businesses...especially products made by people that have real life experiences for the product.

[@GetawayCouple]

Aww, thank you!! 💛

[@tm5017]

Just bought it. Can't wait to try it.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thank you SO much!! Please let us know what you think.

[@firestormsafety]

Product Innovators! Bravo! 👍👏

[@GetawayCouple]

Thank you!

[@charmin78]

Holding tank for a boat in CA = my husband hasn’t found anything that does both. Will send him the link.

[@GetawayCouple]

Awesome! Let us know how he likes it!

[@enjoylife7030]

Awesome, no more stanky tanky!

[@GetawayCouple]

You got that right!

[@RVRetirementRedesign]

Congrats...looking forward to trying it out!

[@molynn5244]

Something without chemical fragrance! Can't wait to give it a try!

[@GetawayCouple]

Hope you like it! We agree about the artificial fragrances. Our product does have a natural earthy smell because of the bacteria but it's not strong and you definitely don't smell it after you flush it down 😄

[@SpykersB]

Sounds like an interesting product! 🍻

[@GetawayCouple]

It was definitely interesting to research and formulate lol. We know more about poo and waste water than we ever thought possible 😂

[@pittsleysotr]

Congratulations on your product. We have a 5 gallon cassette toilet. If one scoop is for 40 gallons, would we just do math and reduce how much we use?

[@GetawayCouple]

It comes with a 1oz scoop for the 40 gallon serving. 6 tsp = 1 oz so you could just do 1 tsp for the cassette. It would be a little over a serving size but that wouldn’t cause any issues since cassettes have less water to dilute the waste so are a bit more concentrated.

[@pittsleysotr]

Sounds good. Thank you and good luck! I hope your product takes off!

[@loragunning5394]

I hope you guys have looked into patenting your formula, if not do it ASAP. It's not that difficult to reverse engineer chemical concoctions. If your product takes off, you can bet your much larger competitors will copy your formula. And while it's good that you are open to feedback and tweaking your recipe as needed, each new formula will need it's own patent to insure your product is protected. Lastly, a patent need not be granted for it to be effective in blocking anyone else from using the exact same formula, just applied for and "pending" patent approval. You are both intelligent people, so I'm 90% certain you have already considered all this and taken the steps necessary, just want to make sure it's on your radar. You might be surprised how many times somebody invented something and neglected to patent protect it only to have it "stolen" from them by someone else At least you two are working on a solution for an actual problem not being well addressed by currently available products. I have an ex-roommate who spent thousands of her savings developing a product she thought would fly off shelves and make her rich, pretty sure she did apply for patent for her design. Her product? A lightweight cardboard/heavy paper disposable dustpan, which the user buys in a pack of X amount and which must first be assembled by the user, following the instructions (step 1, step 2, etc, kinda like a simple Origami), to be usable. It's a single use product. I don't remember what the price point was or how many items were in a pack, but it seemed to me to be a product without a market need. I have a plastic dustpan I bought 10 years ago for about $3 that still works just fine to this day. I have no idea how her product is selling, we did not part on good terms, given as how she moved out without notice and stiffed me on her last month's rent, TWICE (I know, hurt me once, shame on you, hurt me twice, shame on me), but even so, I couldn't help but think (in regards to her product)...REALLY?

[@corrylloyd6593]

Is your product available in Canada?

[@GetawayCouple]

Not right now but it's something we want to expand into pretty quickly!

[@corrylloyd6593]

@@GetawayCouple I can’t wait to try it! Thank you🙂❤️🙂

[@sherriweber7105]

Congratulations on your new product. I hope it sells well. I will inform my friends who live in rvs about this product. Thank you Jason and Rae!

[@GetawayCouple]

Thank you so much for the support, Sherri!

[@sherriweber7105]

@@GetawayCouple No problem! You’re welcome as well!

[@sherriweber7105]

@@GetawayCouple No problem! You’re welcome!

[@jimsherry7050]

Wow....kinda pricey....hope it works?

[@GetawayCouple]

We’re excited to hear your feedback! Let us know if you have any issues. Regarding the price, we really tried to keep in the middle of the pack of tank treatments. This is the initial run so more expensive to produce and manufacturer. As we progress, we hope to reduce the price through economies of scale.

[@robertburgess6100]

Can't wait to try it.

[@GetawayCouple]

Hope you enjoy!

[@lisamcgrath3132]

Congrats guys on your product. We’d be in for trying it, love the Idea that there’s not many ingredients in it.🤗

[@RamblinRoadies]

We are also in California and could no longer purchase our former favorite tank treatment. Great to see that you have developed a viable option. Also sounds like a shot across the bow of Liquefied. 😉

[@aufan57]

You do realize your RV tanks are not septic tanks and you shouldn't be breaking down the waste. They are holding tanks. All you need is calgon and pine sol.

[@GetawayCouple]

Pine-sol is an effective disinfectant and will work to kill the “bad” anaerobic smell-causing bacteria in your own tank. However, it has the same issue as the other chemicals that were disallowed. It will then be dumped into campgrounds wastewater facilities or septic tanks and kill the bacteria down the line that are needed to breakdown the waste. So good for you but bad for everyone else. We chose sodium percarbonate as our disinfectant because it breaks down into hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria. But it doesn’t linger, it then continues to breakdown into water and oxygen. Calgon is mainly sodium citrate which we include in our product so we agree there.

[@firestormsafety]

Now... who caused that initial problem? 🤔 Jason or Rae? 💩🤢🤮😂

[@GetawayCouple]

We'll never tell 🤐