Thanks bob very methodical on drain and cleaning of tanks things like that are essential to know I 😊 thank you sir

New to motorhome life I find your videos very helpful and informative thank you for taking the time to show us ....

Thank you Bob very usefull video as usual

Congrats 300 subscribers 😀👍🏻

Getting a motorhome soon - first time. Will be using your vids for advice - cheers Bob

Good video Bob, maybe you could have put the full strength solution in the aqua roll then pumped it Ito your tank and through the system just like you would do normally?

Very useful video. Picking up our first MH in a few weeks which we are renting. Any tips or health advice when we pick up the rental as obviously we do not know the history or when the water system was last cleaned. Any other tips on what to watch out for on a rental MH would be much appreciated How often do you sanitise the tanks and pipes

Nice film Bob, the million dollar question, after doing all that, should be drink the water straight from the taps or do you use bottled water?

Hi Bob Very helpful video as always, can I ask a newbie question when you open the drain valve on the boiler did you run the water pump at the same time and should I have all the taps open when emptying the fresh water tank? Thanks Ian

Thanks for that Bob, next thing on my list. I know your have a Swift at the moment (likewise), is there a in line water filter that I need to remove that you know of?

Hi Bob Really good information for us newcomers to motorhome life. Do you add any of this solution to your water when you refill your tank after rinse. Thanks

Bob, very good video, but would you also advise to heat up the water in the boiler, leave overnight, then rinse through ?

Hi Bob, thanks for taking the time to share your experience, still waiting to get my first MoHo. Your info-vids are very beneficial. by the way if you're considering selling your Bolero...….

Hi bob. Do you leave the filter still in? Or just run it through. Any damage? Thank you.

Thanks for the video, how often would you do this?

Hi Bob loved the video. We take delivery of our first motorhome in June and find your videos extremely helpful. This may be a silly question. When you run the water through your taps I assume that it goes into your grey water tank. When you flush the water out of your fresh water tank (without going through your taps) can I assume that there is one flush-out tap under the van or are there two? So much to take in!! Thanks Davy

Hi Rob, I’m a newbie to owning a Motorhome, quick question… when using an Aquaroll, how do you pump the water into the tank ?? I’ve only used a blue hose pipe from a tap into the filling point on the van …. Thank you

Hi. Can you do this in your home with the loft tank. ?

Would you use puri sol in the same way? Thanks Glenn

Have an issue doing this as my van is in storage as I can’t park the motorhome by my house but as I’ve just bought one I think I need to do it - any suggestions Bob?

How many litres of water are wasted through the cleaning process and could the water not be used elsewhere? It the system was filtered would it be necessary still to go through all the hastle?

Good video, how often do you steralisethe system?

It’s seems very wasteful on 💦! Does it really require flushing so many times?

Hi Bob. I just found your channel. Your video title caused me to watch and prompts my comment. I live in the central USA. By listening to your manner of speech, I can guess that you are in the UK. You and I use language differently. I am a nurse with a background in preventive medicine and water sanitation. I want to point out that there is a difference between sterilisation (sterilization) and sanitization. Sanitizing is actually what you are doing in the video. Sanitizing is the killing or removal of most and especially of the harmful micro-organisms. Sterilization is the killing of ALL micro-organisms. Sterilization is a process used in medicine to prepare surgical instruments. It most often involves steam under pressure or ethylene oxide gas. True sterilization isn't practical outside of medical and a few industrial environments. Sanitization is used in food service and other environments. The RV's fresh water system is actually being sanitized instead of truly sterilized. I am not criticizing your use of the language, and probably your UK viewers understand exactly what you mean. But for others, I feel that it is important to make the distinction. It is important at the beginning of the season, end of the season and any time one believes that the water system might be contaminated, to sanitize the system. Your video showed one product available to help accomplish this. Sometimes though, one might find oneself in need of treating the water system without having an available supply of this or a similar product. What would one do in that case? Here is how I sanitize my RV's water system. I fill the fresh water tank using water and ordinary household bleach in a ratio of one quarter cup of bleach to ten gallons of water. (about 60 ml bleach to each 40 liters water.) This produces a solution of approximately 50 ppm chlorine. I then start the pump and run water through the lines till a faint smell of bleach occurs at each tap. Then I let the water sit for 30-40 minutes. After the time has elapsed, I drain the tank and lines completely. Then I fill the tank and lines with fresh water from a good quality source. (i.e. the municipal water supply in my house) If the water is clear and from a trusted source, (not from a lake or stream for example) then a 50 ppm solution of chlorine with a 30 minute contact time will be sufficient to kill harmful bacteria in the water and render it safe to drink. If the water comes from a less trusted or a questionable source, a 100 ppm solution should be used along with a 4 hour contact time. (100 ppm solution uses one half cup of bleach to each 10 gallons of water.) The remainder of the procedure is the same. Don't forget to treat the water heater or boiler as it is sometimes called. The bleach solution is safe for all types of piping, tanks and most water filter systems as well, so there isn't a need to isolate your filter in this process. If a faint smell or taste of bleach remains, I wait 24 hours and repeat the draining of the tank and lines. Then I fill the tank and lines with clean fresh water and the system is ready to be used. The water in the system is then safe for drinking. I don't need special commercially prepared products to sanitize my RV's water supply system , although those products are commonly offered for sale here in the USA as well. Whatever method or product you use, please follow the manufacturer's instructions and be safe in handling chemicals of any kind. If in doubt, consult a qualified expert.

At this rate I am going to be an expert on all things Motorhoming/caravaning without actually owning either.

I just bought water purification tablets for mine