RV Tank Treatment Test 

wow thanks for checking our video out! you have a great product here and have been very happy so far in the real world also!

I have tried them all but RV Digest-It in my opinion works the best. Makes a huge difference when you have 4 adults staying in our 5er and you need to dump a little more often than usual.

What effect does RV Digest-it have on struvite? Does is assist in slow removal? Prevent build up over a period of a year? Full time traveling folks need to know. Thank you

@@22howards Hey Chip! RV Digest-It won't contribute to a build-up in struvite. Struvite is created when an abundance of anaerobic bacteria off-gas and then that gas hardens. RV Digest-It eliminates anaerobic bacteria inside the tank, so it will help prevent struvite. It will also soften any existing struvite over time. I also saw your comment below... keep in mind that Tank Techs is bacteria (a good thing), and Happy Campers is zinc sulfate monohydrate (an antibacterial sanitizer.... BAD!), so you're literally killing all of the bacteria inside the tank (including Tank Techs!) whenever you put Happy Campers into your tank. Just thought I'd pass that along as a helpful tip :)

@@uniquecampingmarine thank you for the education/ clarification. In a nutshell, I’m wasting money

lol nope but i am a research and data analyst by trade. thanks for the kind words! happy camping

I mix the tst pouches mentioned in this video and rv digest it in my motorhome. I follow directions of both. Works like a dream! Been doing this for over a year in my class a. I did a similar test as this video using mason jars and mixing rv digest it with tst, thetford, etc... 6 different brands. Found that the tst orange and rv digest is by far the best. Breaks down everything

@@CatFoodDraino Thanks! I've been wondering if I can mix these two. Gonna give that a try!

I agree. Very informative, but very long. Try to hit the 12-min mark in your videos. Thanks for your time.

Project Farm is a little too long too. A lot of times I just skip to the conclusion.

in a perfect world yes but if your only camping for a weekend you simply do not have that option. we do make sure to use enough water during our stay though . thanks for watching!

thank you for watching. it was 2 ply , not cottenell fluffy level but sply great value (walmart brand) . .yes different paper will react differently . this is just how i tested it with what is used in our trailer. results can and will vary with paper, environment, chemical levels, size and shape of tanks, ect. thanks for watching!

i was very surprised with happy camper myself but it does work for smells in the real world! im thinking of revisting this after camping season here and i have the time i can dedicate to an update thank you for the feedback

it is 100% a holding tank and dont disagree with that but emulsified will always flow better and less chance of clogging or leaving "Stuff" in the tank. you really just want to break it down for flow reasons. great point!