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Old 22-10-2015, 16:17   #1
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Calcareous incrustation in the holding tank
I cleaned my holding tank ( plastic-30 gal) but I couldn't remove calcareous incrustation in the bottom.

Someone knows an effective method to remove it?
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Re: Calcareous incrustation in the holding tank
SewClean or Barnacle Buster both work.


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