Cleaning the H2O tank
My maintenance experience on self propelled vehicles designed to support human life is mostly limited to repairing commercial passenger jets. I realize that the standards in my industry are higher th...
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It is under the bed. There is an access door when I move the mattress. That is where I access the water pump, fresh water tank drain, outside shower shutoffs, and winterizing tube/valve. It is definitely in the dark, but not all growth requires light. While the tank is not clear, it is translucent. While we have very good water here, I would not go so far as to say it is totally devoid of nutrients.
We went to Alaska this summer, so we left the MH sitting for 2 months or more without using it in July and August in TN. When we got back, the water coming out of the taps was a milky/cloudy white. I looked at the fresh water tank, and you could see it in the tank. I drained the tank and water heater, and bleached it according to Winnebago's instructions. (I do that every spring anyway) and it cleared it up.
We went to Alaska this summer, so we left the MH sitting for 2 months or more without using it in July and August in TN. When we got back, the water coming out of the taps was a milky/cloudy white. I looked at the fresh water tank, and you could see it in the tank. I drained the tank and water heater, and bleached it according to Winnebago's instructions. (I do that every spring anyway) and it cleared it up.
