Water tank cleanouts

[Freehood]

After pulling strings of plastic from pump screen multiple times I decided that the techs that drilled tank left debris inside tank.
I drilled 4 1/2 holes in tank and vacuumed out tank. I noticed that there was a fine layer of slime even after bleaching tank a few times a year. Now I am able to reach in and scrub tank inside and completely allow tank to dry while not in use. These are the parts I used and just used silicone to hold them in.

https://www.jonesstephens.com/produc...al-drain-bases

https://www.amazon.com/LASCO-33-3294..._t3_B000LBQPEI

[Bob Denman]

It looks as if you had quite a job getting to your tank...

[Pete'sMH]

Wow. That is an impressive commitment to cleanliness. Good job.

[Bob Denman]

When it comes to the guts of my tank: I'll take the "ignorance is bliss" approach...

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

When it comes to the guts of my tank: I'll take the "ignorance is bliss" approach...

Me too. We don’t drink or cook with tank water anyway.

[Bob Denman]

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

Me too. We don’t drink or cook with tank water anyway.

https://www.thorforums.com/forums/at...1&d=1620320371

[Freehood]

We don’t cook with or drink tank water either, but the thought of showering and washing dishes in it grossed me out. I am a plumber, so if something makes me uncomfortable its gotta be bad. Hahahahaha

[Bob Denman]

Don't get me wrong: I am envious of your skills and determination!

[Elite Washington]

Wow that’s a lot of impressive work. I am in the ignorance crowd. We used bottle water for just about everything but that’s a nice modification.