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steamclean
Guest
Whats the best way to clean it other then hosing it out?
Shane T
Member
I have SS tanks so just a hose out is all that's ever needed and I only run a filter 25% of the time. I will jack up one corner of the van if needed to allow the the sediment to drain out while hosing. You could use a wet/dry shop vac to remove sediment.
GeneMiller
Member
clean more tile. i've never cleaned out a tank and just don't get why anybody would bother. the last machine i owned my supplier commented on how clean the tank was after 4 years and never cleaning it.
gene
gene
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Why would ya wanna clean it out....
it's jus gonna get dirty again!
it's jus gonna get dirty again!
Brian H
Member
Klaatu, my employees use that same excuse when I insist their truck be washed every day even if it's raining...
My answer is: "do you brush your teeeth every day? Why? You're just going to eat again in a couple of hours..."
My answer is: "do you brush your teeeth every day? Why? You're just going to eat again in a couple of hours..."
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Brian...that was my left-handed way of braggin' on the Steam Genie STAINLESS WASTE TANK........
when it get up to 2" of coins....we generally WOULD clean them!
when it get up to 2" of coins....we generally WOULD clean them!
Brian H
Member
Steam Genie isn't the only one using stainless stesl waste tanks! :-)
Royal Man
Member
dc klaatu said:
No filter?
I put those pool chlorine pellets in mine several time a week.
Keeps the stink away.
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Royal Man said:
No filter?
I put those pool chlorine pellets in mine several time a week.
Keeps the stink away.[/quote:1k5xegsj]
Of course...those are what keeps the coins and other debris outta the blower.......
GeneMiller
Member
chlorine pellets against aluminum , not a great idea.
gene
gene
Royal Man
Member
GeneMiller said:
Aluminum is slumming. 165 gal Stainless for me.
