• ELIMINATES ODORS WITHOUT ING Many products cl they remove odors and they don’t. They smells with foul fragrances or simply don’t work. RV Digest-It works fast to eliminate odors in black and gray tanks using the perfect bacteria-enzyme blend..
• DIGESTS WASTE QUICKLY With RV Digest-It you can stop worrying about clogs and backups. Our advanced, septic safe formula works quickly to breakdown waste ensuring your tanks empty easily and never backup. You can even stop using expensive RV toilet paper!.
• FORMALDEYDE FREE Stop using products with dangerous s and overpowering fragrances that only smells and cause backups. Completely eliminate odors using the most advanced, strongest and best probiotic-enzyme strains available with RV Digest-It..
• TREAT YOUR TANK FOR LESS THAN $.70 – 64 S RV Digest-It employs the strongest, most advanced strains of bio-cleaners available in the highest concentrations so you get a premium quality product at an incredibly low price. No watering down!.
• CLEANS SENSORS AND LUBRICATES SEALS AND VALVES RV Digest-It’s advanced formula contains advanced cleaners that ensure your level guages remain working properly and your valves and seals stay lubricated and working properly..
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Frequently Asked Questions How Do I Treat My Black Tank With RV Digest-It Treating your tank regularly with RV Digest-It varies if you are camping with full hook ups or if you are dry camping. Camping With Full Hook Ups: When you treat your holding tank with RV Digest-It you are getting the best of both worlds: Waste Digestion (liquefying the solid waste in your tank) and Odor Elimination. To effectively treat your system, follow these steps: 1. Dump your tank 2. If possible, flush your tank for 15 – 20 minutes (or as long as you reasonably can) 3. Close your valve 4. Fill your toilet with water 5. Shake the bottle well 6. Pour 2 oz. RV Digest-It into the toilet (if this is your first time using RV Digest-It treat with 4 oz.) 7. Flush your toilet 8. Make sure you keep water in the toilet at all times to keep tank smells suppressed 9. Repeat each time you dump your tank Dry Camping (Boondocking): You can certainly use Liquid RV Digest-It when dry camping, however, dry camping often involves much lower water use and therefore requires specific bacteria formulations to help control odors. We recommend using RV Digest-It Powder formula or RV Digest-It Drop-In Pods if you are dry camping If you choose to use RV Digest-It liquid when dry camping, follow the steps above for “Camping With Full Hook Ups.” How Do I Treat My Gray Tank With RV Digest-It Everyone has differing ideas on how to properly treat your gray water holding tanks. The method you ultimately choose is your decision and it should be based on how you routinely camp. Here are our recommendations when using RV Digest-It for Camping with hookups and Dry Camping: Camping With Full Hook Ups: If you are camping with full hook ups it’s very unlikely that you need to use a product every few days as long as you are following the correct procedures. The majority of the waste going down your drain should be only liquid so solid waste shouldn’t really be a problem. If you don’t already use one, a good sink strainer is crucial to ensuring that only liquids go down your drains. Note: Even if you are camping with full hook ups and you keep your gray tank valve open it’s still important to preventatively treat your tanks about once per week. Your goal is to NEVER allow solids down your sink, showers, or dishwasher lines. Even if you allow ONLY liquids into your gray tank you still have greases, soaps, and residue that can cause sensors to misread and odors so it’s important you follow these steps to make sure your tanks remain operating properly and that you don’t get odors in your RV: 1. Keep your GRAY valve open (IMPORTANT!! It’s crucial that you make a “trap” in your sewer hose to keep dangerous and disgusting sewer ses from backing up into your RV) 2. Once per week close your valve and flush 2 oz. of RV Digest-It with several (about 5) gallons of water into your gray tank and allow solution to sit for about 30 minutes 3. Open your valve and dump your Gray tank 4. If possible, flush your tank for about 15 – 20 minutes (or as long as you reasonably can) 5. Repeat regularly Some will argue that it’s not good to keep your gray valve open because you may get solids backing up that can cause a clog or cause your sensors to get debris on them and cause them to misread. This simply shouldn’t be the case if you are ensuring that no solids go down your drains and end up in the gray tanks. We suggest keeping your gray valve open because so many different types of grease (from food waste, soap, shampoo, etc.) get into your gray tank that you are opening yourself up to coating your sensors with grease by allowing your gray tanks to fill up unnecessarily. By leaving your valve open the grease and residue will run out of your tanks naturally so long as you don’t allow solids into your gray tanks. It is also very important that you put the a “trap” in your discharge line so the foul smelling, dangerous sewer doesn’t back up into your unit. If you forget to make this trap by creating a “dip” or “kink” in the line you will know it pretty quickly as your unit will fill up with foul smells from the sewer. Dry Camping Without Hook Ups: If you are dry camping (boondocking) and don’t have access to full hook ups it’s important that you use a waste product to keep odors down and help keep your sensors operating correctly. IMPORTANT: Make sure NO solids get into your gray tank. The waste going down your drain should only be liquid waste so solid waste doesn’t accumulate in your gray tanks leading to clogs and misreading sensors. If you don’t already use one, a good sink strainer is crucial to ensuring that only liquids go down your drains. 1. Close your gray tank valve 2. Fill your sink with 1 – 2 gallons of water 3. Pour 2 oz. RV Digest-It into the water 4. Release the sink water and drain sink 5. Repeat each time your dump your gray tank How Do I Eliminate Odors In My Black Tank Tank odors are a result of the waste inside your tanks breaking down and releasing hydrogen sulfide (the oh-so-familiar methane or rotten egg smell). To eliminate the smells you need to do a combination of a few things. 1. Treat your tank regularly with RV Digest-It to force out the anaerobic bacteria that produce the foul-smelling and replace them aerobic bacteria that produce only carbon dioxide and water. The highly effective bacteria / enzyme strains found in RV Digest-It break down the waste and exhaust carbon dioxide and water instead of the foul-smelling you get when you don’t treat your tank. Using formaldehyde or s only use s, perfumes, and fragrances to the foul smells. Often these fragrances are so strong that they are overwhelming and foul smelling on their own. 2. Keep water in your toilets. Keeping water in your toilets is a crucial step to manually suppressing the foul-smelling that may be released while the waste is being broken down. There is a reason why your home toilets have a trap and contain water – it is to do exactly this – suppress foul-smelling and dangerous sewer . Doing the same thing in your RV is crucial. 3. Keep your black tank valve closed except when dumping your tank. If your valve isn’t kept closed the liquid waste (and RV Digest-It) will drain out of the tank immediately, leaving only solid waste behind to create disgusting odors and will eventually lead to clogs. 4. Do not clean your toilets with , anti-bacterial, or bleach-based toilet cleaners. The caustic s contained in these toilet cleaners will kill the beneficial bacteria that is keeping your holding tank clog and odor free. Instead, clean your toilet with an RV toilet cleaner that uses tank-safe detergents to clean the toilets while injecting beneficial bacteria into the holding tank. 5. Monitor your tank temperatures. If your tanks get extremely hot or cold the active bacteria that keep your system clog and odor free may become inactive and lead to issues. Ideally your tank should remain between 45 and 85 degrees (Fahrenheit) to create the ideal environment for the safe, beneficial bacteria in RV Digest-It to flourish. If your tanks get hotter than 85 degrees, increase your dosage a. If your tanks get below 45 degrees you will need to consider better insulating your tanks or heating them. How Do I Keep My Sensors Operating Correctly In My Black Tank To keep your sensors operating correctly it’s important that you follow these steps on a regular basis: 1. Keep your black tank valve closed except for when dumping 2. Use a waste digesting holding tank . Many of the products that are available are only designed to or remove odors and do nothing for waste digestion. Make sure you use a product like RV Digest-It that does both – digests waste (to keep your sensors clean) and eliminates odors without ing. 3. Use a strong aerobic bacterial cleaner like RV Digest-It. The bacteria inside RV Digest-It are specially formulated to force out the naturally occurring anaerobic bacteria (that come from your stomach) with the beneficial aerobic bacteria that keep struvite buildup at bay. If struvite (a hard, mineral-like coating) is allowed to form inside your tank it will cause your sensors to misread and malfunction as well as lead to backups. 4. Drive your unit regularly. Driving your unit with water and RV Digest-It inside the tank helps to swish around the tanks and clean off your level guage probes. 5. Use a Sensor Cleaner regularly as preventative maintenance. RV Digest-It is a great sensor maintainer but it’s important to use a product designed specifically to clean sensors on a regular basis. 6. Flush your tanks often and for 15 – 20 minutes. Flushing your tanks is a very important step in deep cleaning your tanks and should be performed regularly – we suggest weekly when camping full time. How Do I Keep My Sensors Operating Correctly In My Gray Tank Grease and other debris can wreak havoc on gray tank sensors and cause them to constantly read full. If you are camping with full hook ups we recommend keeping your valve open (IMPORTANT!! It’s crucial that you make a “trap” in your sewer hose to keep dangerous and disgusting sewer ses from backing up into your RV) so liquids don’t sit unnecessarily in your tanks and allow grease to build up on the sensors. Preventing sensor issues in your gray tank varies depending on whether you are camping with full hook ups or if you are dry camping. Camping With Full Hook Ups: If you are camping with full hook ups it’s very unlikely that you need to use a product every few days as long as you are following the correct procedures. The majority of the waste going down your drain should be only liquid so solid waste shouldn’t really be a problem. If you don’t already use one, a good sink strainer is crucial to ensuring that only liquids go down your drains. Note: Even if you are camping with full hook ups and you keep your gray tank valve open it’s still important to preventatively treat your tanks about once per week. Your goal is to NEVER allow solids down your sink, showers, or dishwasher lines. Even if you allow ONLY liquids into your gray tank you still have greases, soaps, and residue that can cause sensors to misread and odors so it’s important you follow these steps to make sure your tanks remain operating properly and that you don’t get odors in your RV: 1. Keep your GRAY valve open (IMPORTANT!! It’s crucial that you make a “trap” in your sewer hose to keep dangerous and disgusting sewer ses from backing up into your RV) 2. Once per week close your valve and flush 2 oz. of RV Digest-It with several (about 5) gallons of water into your gray tank and allow solution to sit for about 30 minutes 3. Open your valve and dump your Gray tank 4. If possible, flush your tank for about 15 – 20 minutes (or as long as you reasonably can) 5. Repeat regularly 6. Routinely deep clean your sensors using a specific Sensor Cleaner product Some will argue that it’s not good to keep your gray valve open because you may get solids backing up that can cause a clog or cause your sensors to get debris on them and cause them to misread. This simply shouldn’t be the case if you are ensuring that no solids go down your drains and end up in the gray tanks. We suggest keeping your gray valve open because so many different types of grease (from food waste, soap, shampoo, etc.) get into your gray tank that you are opening yourself up to coating your sensors with grease by allowing your gray tanks to fill up unnecessarily. By leaving your valve open the grease and residue will run out of your tanks naturally so long as you don’t allow solids into your gray tanks. It is also very important that you put the a “trap” in your discharge line so the foul smelling, dangerous sewer doesn’t back up into your unit. If you forget to make this trap by creating a “dip” or “kink” in the line you will know it pretty quickly as your unit will fill up with foul smells from the sewer. Dry Camping Without Full Hook Ups: To keep your sensors operating correctly when dry camping (boondocking) follow these steps: 1. Keep your valve closed except for when dumping the tank 2. After each dump fill your sink with water and pour 2 oz. of RV Digest-It into the water 3. Release the water and drain sink 4. When possible, drive your RV to allow sloshing action in tank to keep gray tank agitated and sensors from collecting debris 5. If possible, flush your tank for about 15 – 20 minutes (or as long as you reasonably can) once per week or so 6. Repeat after each dump 7. Routinely deep clean your sensors using a specific Sensor Cleaner product How Do I Keep From Getting Clogs In My Black Holding Tank Clogs are formed in your tanks from build-up in your tanks from undigested solid waste (like pyramid plugs) and struvite build-up. To ensure you never get clogs in your black water tanks, do the following: 1. Treat your tank regularly with RV Digest-It to effectively digest and liquefy the solid waste inside your tanks. 2. Keep your black tank valve closed except when dumping your tank. If your valve isn’t kept closed the liquid waste (and RV Digest-It) will drain out of the tank immediately, leaving only solid waste behind to create disgusting odors and will eventually lead to clogs. 3. Use ample water with each flush. The more water your keep inside your black tank the better chance you have of keeping your tanks clog-free. Not only does the water help break-up the solids, but it is also a crucial component to keeping the beneficial bacteria in RV Digest-It alive and active so they can effectively liquefy the solid waste (including toilet paper) inside your tank. 4. Do not clean your toilets with , anti-bacterial, or bleach-based toilet cleaners. The caustic s contained in these toilet cleaners will kill the beneficial bacteria that is keeping your holding tank clog and odor free. Instead, clean your toilet with an RV toilet cleaner that uses tank-safe detergents to clean the toilets while injecting beneficial bacteria into the holding tank. 5. Monitor your tank temperatures. If your tanks get extremely hot or cold the active bacteria that keep your system clog and odor free may become inactive and lead to issues. Ideally your tank should remain between 45 and 85 degrees (Fahrenheit) to create the ideal environment for the safe, beneficial bacteria in RV Digest-It to flourish. If your tanks get hotter than 85 degrees, increase your dosage a. If your tanks get below 45 degrees you will need to consider better insulating your tanks or heating them. From the Manufacturer --------------------- Say goodbye to embarrassing tank odors and clogs with formaldehyde-free RV Digest-It. Now you can travel comfortably! Unique's advanced blend of waste-eating bacteria are unrivaled in their ability to restore dirty tank sensors, eliminate tank odors, and liquefy waste in your gray and black tanks. With RV Digest-It, buying expensive, thin, RV toilet paper is unnecessary! We guarantee that all of your black and gray tanks will be flowing smoothly, including those using household toilet paper, after treating your tanks with RV Digest-It. RV Digest-It goes to work immediately and will out-work other RV tank s in just a few hours and because everything is turned into liquid, dumping is always easy. Our proprietary blend of bacterial cleaners are exceptionally resilient and will outwork other bacteria-based cleaners in very low and very high temperatures. Unique's proprietary cleaners are designed and manufactured in their Colorado using American Made components and contain no harsh s or y additives which means they're completely safe for your family, pets, and septic systems. If you don’t absolutely love RV Digest-It, don’t worry! Every bottle comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! RV Digest-It: “We’re In The Line Of Doody!”