GoBluTech BLEACHFREE - RV Sanitizer Liquid Concentrate for RV Plumbing System, Holding tank and Water Softeners

Blu Technology provides the highest quality water filtration system, hoses and accessories to provide safer water from the "Water Source to the RV".  However, many of our customer do not realize that if their RV plumbing system or holding tanks are "not clean", and they maybe putting their Blu Tech Filtered water into an unsafe plumbing system or tank.  Essentially defeating the purpose of filtering their water.

Additionally, many Rv'ers are using bleach as a solution for cleaning their system and tanks, not realizing there are several risks associated with using bleach in RV PEX plumbing systems and tanks.

Blu Technology is proud to offer BLEACHFREE, a sanitizer concentrate that is EPA approved and NSF certified safe, to sanitize your RV PLUMBING SYSTEM, TANKS AND SOFTENER.

Risk of Bleach in RV PEX Plumbing Systems and Tanks:

• Corrosion: Bleach can be corrosive to certain types of metal pipes, fittings, fixtures and tanks potentially leading to leaks, structural issues and other damage in the plumbing system and thank.
• Degradation of PEX material: PEX pipes and fittings are sensitive to certain chemicals, including bleach, which can cause them to degrade over time. This can result in leaks, breaks, or other malfunctions in the plumbing system.
• Residue buildup: Bleach can leave behind a residue in the tank, which can build up over time and affect the quality of the water or other liquids stored in the tank. This residue can also be difficult to remove and may require additional cleaning and maintenance to prevent contamination.
• Health risks: Bleach is a strong chemical that can be harmful if ingested or inhaled. If bleach is used improperly in a PEX plumbing system or tank, there is a risk of the chemical contaminating the water supply and posing a health hazard to those who come into contact with it.
• Environmental impact: Bleach is a chemical that can have negative effects on the environment if it is not properly disposed of. If bleach is used in a PEX plumbing system and then enters the environment through wastewater, it can potentially harm aquatic life and ecosystems.

Overall, using bleach in a RV PEX plumbing system and tanks can pose a variety of risks, including corrosion, degradation of materials, health hazards, and environmental impact. It is important to use caution and follow manufacturer recommendations when using chemicals in a plumbing system to minimize these risks.

WHAT INCLUDED:

- Two (2) 0.5 oz Packs of BLEACHFREE

Made in the U.S.A.

How to Sanitation of Interior Surfaces of RV PLUMBING SYSTEM, HOLDING TANK AND WATER SOFTENER:

It is recommended that sanitization is to occur prior to using the Blu Technology Water Filtration Systems, Softener, and accessories to assure your RV Plumbing System and Holding Tank are disinfected prior to initial installation and when making a system filter change, at approximately 3-4 month intervals.

A. SANITATION WITH BLU TECHNOLOGY FILTRATION SYSTEM – CITY WATER

When changing filters, install all new filters, except for the Tasty (last stage filter) and last stage canister. 2, Put two packets (2) of 0.5 oz into the last stage canister and re-install the canister (leave filter out). 3.Connect the inlet of Blu Technology’s Filtration System up to the water source. 4. Connect the outlet of Blu Technology’s Filtration System up to the City Water Inlet of your RV. NOTE: This can include the Blu Technology Water Softener, Hoses and Accessories inline. 5. Turn on the water source to the RV. 6. Turn on all faucets, both hot and cold, including shower, washer, etc. inside the RV. Let the water run from all faucets for 15 minutes or until no foam is seen from the faucets. You should see a foaming effect at all faucets which indicates the sanitation solution has reached the faucet. 6. Turn off all faucets, including shower. 7. Your system is now disinfected.

B. SANITATION WITH BLU TECHNOLOGY FILTRATION SYSTEM – FRESH WATER HOLDING TANK

Follow steps 1-3 above. 4. Connect the outlet of Blu Technology’s Filtration System to the tank fill or put your system in tank fill mode. NOTE: This can include the Blu Technology Water Softener, Hoses and Accessories inline. 5. Turn on the water source to the RV. 6. Fill your fresh water holding tank completely. 7. Allow sanitation solution to set in the tank for 15 minutes. 8. Drain the tank completely using the low point drain. 9. Close the low point drain 10. Refill your fresh water holding tank with water again to flush. 11. Drain the tank completely using the low point drain. 12. Close the low point drain. 13. Your system is now disinfected.

C. SANITATION WITH BLU TECHNOLOGY FILTRATION SYSTEM – WATER SOFTENER

This should be done prior to recharging your softener. 1. Remove the last stage filter and last stage canister. 2. Put ONE packet of 0.5 oz into the last stage canister and re-install the canister (leave filter out). 3.Connect the inlet of Blu Technology’s Filtration System up to the water source. 4. Connect the outlet of Blu Technology’s Filtration System up to the backflush adapter on the water softener. 5. Backflush the softener. 6. Let the softener soak for a minimum of 60 seconds. 7. Backflush the softener with potable water to make sure all sanitizing solution is thoroughly rinsed from the unit before returning it to service 8. Your system is now disinfected .5. Recharge the Softener per the softener instruction.

D, SANITATION WITHOUT BLU TECHNOLOGY FILTRATION SYSTEM - ALL

Follow the steps above but utilize the Blu Technology’s Solo Sanitation Canister.  Please inquire for details if you do not have a Blu Technology Filtration System.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL: DO NOT CONTAMINATE WATER, FOOD, OR FEED BY STORAGE OR DISPOSAL PESTICIDE STORAGE - Store in a dry place no lower in temperature than 50°F or higher than 120°F. Store in a tightly closed container in an area inaccessible to children. PACKET DISPOSAL - Nonrefillable packet. Do not reuse this packet, discard empty packet in trash. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL - Pesticide wastes are acutely hazardous. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal Law. If these wastes cannot be disposed of by use according to label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency, or the Hazardous Waste representative at the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance.