Has anybody used his services? How much and was he able to really clean the monitor probes and get them working if they weren't? If so Kindly describe what he did and what he charged.http://rvholdingtankdoctor.com/

No experience with this outfit...but, after reading his ad (your link), sounds like an enterprising guy.Sounds like he probably uses his pressure washer with a specially designed spray head to clean holding tanks. I have used a hand held wand (available at Camping World, Walmart, etc.) that hooks to a hose and is used through the toilet..Works great.Probably the only reason I would pay for this service is if I had a really bad stoppage that I couldn't clear myself. Otherwise I really don't care how spotlessly, "clean," my holding tanks are.

Thanks, saved the link as a bookmark. You never know when you gotta go and can't cuz it's all stopped up....;)

We have a guy here in Florida who has a franchise for this outfit- http://www.allprowaterflow.com- they use a high pressure snake along with cameras to clean. Not cheap, but does an amazing job- everything literally looks like new when he's finished.

For really stubborn buildup and clogging, Liquid Drano works great and doesn't cost much. Our owners manual says to use it. We used it once and the tank looked like it had never been used (looking down toilet). I can't see the need to pay for some high pressure cleaning service.ps: never dump Liquid drano into an onsite septic system.

At our GS area mini-rally last September a guy was a vendor doing such service. I watched him do a 9 year old 5th wheel. The owner did not have any problems, but decided due to age it might be worth the $120 to have it done. The video was amazing even in the gray tank. A lot of stuff caked onto the sides of the tanks walls even if the bottom was relatively clean. There was even a ring of buildup around the inside of the black tank about two inches up where the owner would put in about 5 gallons of water when he stored the rig.Took about 30 minutes, no mess and the inside of the tank looked great on the video afterwards.Definitely on my list to have done every three or four years.

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Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Mar 25, 2015
We have a guy here in Florida who has a franchise for this outfit- http://www.allprowaterflow.com- they use a high pressure snake along with cameras to clean. Not cheap, but does an amazing job- everything literally looks like new when he's finished.
RollandB
Explorer
Mar 25, 2015
Thanks, saved the link as a bookmark. You never know when you gotta go and can't cuz it's all stopped up....;)
downtheroad
Explorer
Mar 25, 2015
No experience with this outfit...but, after reading his ad (your link), sounds like an enterprising guy.

Sounds like he probably uses his pressure washer with a specially designed spray head to clean holding tanks.

I have used a hand held wand (available at Camping World, Walmart, etc.) that hooks to a hose and is used through the toilet..Works great.

Probably the only reason I would pay for this service is if I had a really bad stoppage that I couldn't clear myself. Otherwise I really don't care how spotlessly, "clean," my holding tanks are.

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