

| Subject: | Re: flushing the water system |
| From: | Tim Demarest |
| Date: | Mon, 16 Aug 2004 22:00:03 -0400 |
In my long-past career in food service, we always used bleach to clean/sanitize kitchen equipment, and rinsed with water. Kills any and all surface bacteria, and rinses away farily easily. I don't know that I'd want to let it soak long in a plastic tank, but a short drive to slosh it around, a run through the spigot to clean out the hoses and a couple of good rinses should do the trick. Tim At 08:11 PM 8/16/2004 -0500, pete or nancy owsianowski wrote: >Greg: > >Will the water be safe for drinking with this method? Our sink wasn't used >for a few years, also. Flushed it out and the water smells and looks fine, >but what about drinking it? > >Pete >'87 Westy >"Joe's Van" > >Flushing with water a couple of times will be fine. Fill the system 3/4 > > full, and drive some bumpy roads. Then drain completely. Repeat this > > process one more time and you shouldn't have any detectable amount of > > bleach left in the system. > > > > > > Happy trails, > > > > Greg Potts > > Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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