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Old 04-08-2019, 07:35 PM   #9
lwmcguire
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
State: Missouri
Posts: 2,327
THOR #6903
Unfortunately chlorine doesn't do much for controlling filamentous iron bacteria or sulfate reducing bacteria

If you really want to get rid if it before your pex lines are plugged then

Get a gallon of NSF 30% peroxide

Get a quart NSF surfactant, add an ounce or about 30 mls

Fill the tank up to about 4 inches or to a depth to cover the blob

Adapt an air fitting to the inlet water line to fill the tank, replumb if needed

Slowly turn air on and increase to agitate the solution

As noted in my earlier post the manual fill cap has to be open unless you want a larger water tank

After you get the blob dissolved and flushed then start sanitizing the entire plumbing including the hot water heater

There are only a couple effective biocide products however they are not NSF
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