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Boat owners who have fixed freshwater systems can experience a variety of unpleasant odors, including foul-smelling, discolored, or tainted water. In one season, fresh water from boats stored in plastic or metal tanks can cause algae, mold, or bacteria growth. This is especially true if the boat is located in warmer climates or if the water system is not used often or is stagnant. If you’re a boat owner, it’s important to maintain your water-holding tanks so that they can be used efficiently. At Trionic Corp our holding tanks are easy to maintain and can even be installed for nonboating purposes.
Tips to clean or treat a water tank
To treat algae, bacteria, and mold problems, dowse the tank with a chlorine bleach solution. For a 10-gallon tank, 1 cup of bleach is adequate. Run the solution through all the faucets in the system until you smell the bleach at each faucet. This is important since the problem can exist in the plumbing as well as the tank. Top off the tank and let stand overnight. It also helps if the boat moves around so the solution sloshes about, but in any case don’t leave the solution for more than 24-hours, to keep from damaging plumbing seals.
See your owner's manual or contact Trionic support to learn how to clean your water-holding tanks properly. If left unmaintained, it can cause damage to your tanks.
Check out these Water Holding Tank Products from Trionic Corp
When you’re considering upgrading the look and feel of your boat or marina, your priority is quality. Trionic Corp keeps quality in mind. Trionic will advise you on which holding tank to get depending on your situation and on how to properly maintain it.
