Best method to get bleach solution into fresh water tank

[babock]

Originally Posted by TitanMike

When I'm finished using my drinking water hoses I drain and connect to ends to keep possible contamination out. When ready to use again I just flush hose for 30 seconds or so before hooking to trailer. Grass, lawn, or tree gets the water used to flush.

Seriously doubt anything that might have been growing in the hoses remains.

I do the same.

[djousma]

I do not have gravity fill. So, I premix bleach and water into my 5 gallon jug and use water pump to siphon it into the fw tank then powerfill with the hose. Works well

[5picker]

Originally Posted by Canadian Laker Tim

Yes. Pour the bleach directly into the hose.
This is the best, and maybe only way for me as I don’t have a gravity fill option for my fresh water system.

Best is subjective and it certainly isn't the 'only' way.

Did you read my post #12 and follow the link?
In post #14 (of the link) I show another way and several others have been suggested within this current thread. (ie: pump and a bucket)

[wrsmsgt]

Hand piston pump with outlet hose into overflow hose and inlet hose into bleach bottle

[clockmanjim]

Been using my 21DK ROO all summer. The DW wants me to sanitize it now before our next trip ( this October), do I need to bypass the water heater? I've sanitized in the past, but always in the spring when the heater has been in the bypass mode.
Thanks for the help
Jim

[milkman55]

Yes, put in bypass and don’t put bleach in your hot water system.

[clockmanjim]

Milkman55, thanks for the reply
Jim

[babock]

Why?

Originally Posted by milkman55

Yes, put in bypass and don’t put bleach in your hot water system.

[5picker]

Yes, put in bypass and don’t put bleach in your hot water system.

Originally Posted by babock

Why?

I agree... why not?