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Chemical in gray water?	Barbara Wallace	8-29-05
Do you ever put chemical in the gray water tank??
Re: chemical in gray water?	Adam	9-11-05
I don't put anything in my grey water tank on a regular basis, but I do occasionally pour some bleach down the drains to keep the slime to a minimum. I pour a little down each drain connected to the grey water tank, drive for a little while, then dump and flush with fresh water.
Re: chemical in gray water?	Ruben	2-20-07
Hello, how long have you been an RVer, I thought you suppose to put chemicals in the grey tank after every dump. Had you had any problems with your senors??