Hi all
Just been away for our maiden voyage in 'Nessie', our Pennine Aztec camper. The water pipes produced black bits when first used, and the 'clear' pipe looked filthy, so I bought some new pipe to do a pipe-change. Prior to doing the change I decided to try good old bleach. I put a large bowl of bleach and water by the inlet pipe, and pumped the water through, allowing it to stay in the pipe for the afternoon, and afterwards I washed the pipe out with plenty of clean water. Result was a beautifully clean water pipe with very little effort. I can now rest knowing my drinking water is clean.
Thought this may help someone.
Happy camping :)
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Topic: Cleaning water pipes
