All the precious rainwater is kept in your tank and only the rubbish is removed in the cleaning process. However, hanging on to water in very poor condition only serves to contaminate fresh water.

If you do not overcrowd the tank and do not over feed the fish, you can treat the coffee table aquarium as a normal tank. Once a month remove 10% of the water and add fresh "aged" water. Some areas of the country require bottled or "RO" water for aquariums. Check with your local pet store for more information.

After every pump out we recommend you clean the tank with fresh water and one of those enzyme cleaners or “Odorloss”. Coast Guard regulations tell us we must use the tank. Considering what we put into it, it requires attention to keep it clean.

It all depends on the hardness of your feed water. If you are using a water softener, it may never scale up and cleaning the surface areas may not be necessary. If you have hard water, then you should clean the boiling tank whenever the metal surface of the heating element is no longer visible because of scale cover.

Primarily, keep your gutters clean. This will ensure plant matter such as leaves will not end up rotting away at the bottom of your tank and contaminating your water. Secondly, reduce sunlight infiltration into your rainwater tank. This will inhibit the growth of algae. If a manhole/access cover is fitted to your tank, ensure that it always in place. Thirdly, have your tank regularly cleaned by a professional tank cleaner. Please refer to Tank Care and Maintenance for more information.

Normally it is not necessary to clean the brine tank. In time dirt and silt can build up in the brine tank and if you choose you can clean it out. Let the salt level drop down very low. The night before you clean, manually regenerate the softener. Disconnect the brine line and dump out the old salt, (Do not dump the old salt anywhere near living plants). Reconnect the brine line, add about (3) gallons of water, and add the new salt.

This a detail guide on how to clean your fish tank. Apart from just the general guide, there are things that you MUST do and MUST NOT do. Make sure you read this one. Java moss is a very popular aquarium plant since it will adapt to most conditions and require a minimal amount of maintenance. Tropical fish need warm water - here are some tips on getting a good heater that will keep your fish happy.

This depends on the severity of your water problem, the size of your tank, and the amount of water that you use. A typical 5,000 gallon tank will stabilize anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. If your tank is 10,000 gallons and needs a lot of cleaning, it can take a several weeks to completely stabilize. Regardless, you will notice a dramatic change in your water within a few days.

Lumen is an excellent de-scaler. If Lumen is not readily available, white distilled vinegar, 50/50 mix with hot water, can be used. Let the solution sit over night for at least 8 hours, Using a plastic bristled brush, never metal, scrub the surface areas of the tank. You may be required to repeat the soaking process if the tank is heavily scaled.

With normal use, operation of the septic tank does not require any special additives. Some of these products may actually interfere with the proper settling and removal of solids in the tank which can lead to permanent damage to the drainfield. The use of septic tank additives is not recommended.

A national organization called Small Flows has commissioned several university studies of septic tank additives and the results have shown that they cannot find evidence that they prevent or delay tank maintenance. Some of these products actually interfered with the proper settling and removal of solids in the tank or led to permanent damage to the drainfield. The use of septic tank additives is not recommended. top

The system No.1 has a unique, automatic feature that mixes the ozone into your incoming well water before the water is introduced into the tank. This happens every time your well pump is turned on.

If you have a 10 gallon tank, you won't be able to keep large fish. If you have a 200 gallon tank, you have a lot of choices!

This depends on several factors. To be safe, we recommend having the septic tank pumped every three to five years. The normal operation of the septic tank results in accumulations of solids in the tank that need to be removed on a regular basis to prevent them from being flushed from the tank and clogging the drainfield or other septic system components.

The major strengths of the SewerSolution is that it liquefies and pumps waste over a distance, it is self cleaning and it replaces the messy job using the 3" hose with a tidy job using a 3/4" hose. The tank flushing feature just shoots water back up your sewer pipe, like several products currently on the market. If you have a straight shot into the black water tank thru the sewer pipe it will circulate the flush water in the tank and that works really well.

Obviously, never ever use soaps or toxic detergents (including undiluted bleach) in the fishtank. A good alternative for removing the white deposits (caused by alkaline calcium deposits, usually from tap water) is to try a a little white or apple cider vinegar. You can also try scrubbing the more stubborn spots with rock salt and an unused (soap-free) brillo pad.

No you can't. The LPG tank is fitted with an automatic 80% shut off valve, which shuts off the filling automatically leaving a 20% space for the normal thermal expansion of the LPG.