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![]() I've been doing a long overdue cleaning of our two stainless steel fresh water tanks. All appears to be well with the tanks and I didn't find any nasty surprises when I opened them up. I've cleaned out the small amount of sediment that I found, and rinsed the tanks several times with fresh water. Before I button them up, I'd like to do anything I can to remove the last of the "tank taste". I'm concerned about using a chemical that would cause problems with the water system or leave an unpleasant flavor of it's own. I know that baking soda and hydrogen peroxide have been discussed here before, but never quite in this context. If anyone (especially Peggie Hall) would like to offer comments, I'd love to hear them. Thanks Cindy -- The email address above is a spam trap. Don't expect a response. Reach me using firstname at lastname dot net |
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