Posted on 17/02/2017 20:09
We're about to set up our caravan for the first time. Information on this CC website recommends cleaning the Aquaroll & water system with Milton. The Aquaroll Official Video is quite clear that bicarb of soda is the only way, at least as far as the aquaroll is concerned, to avoid tainting the water.
Any comments or words of experienced wisdom, please?
Many thanks,
Richard
Posted on 18/02/2017 21:29 by ABMHH & Haribo,
For the first ten years of my gainful employment
the company was officially part of the Civil Service
therefore I am confident enough to say that :--
The Correct tea is HOT, Strong & Sweet and of
whatever variety you like !!
Brian A B M
EDIT !!
P.S. If the wine bottle cleaner reccommended is "Acetic Acid"
expect a few funny looks or questions -- I was informed at
the local home brewing supplier that its regularly the substance
of choice for naughty boys etc to mix with certain illegal &
noxious white powdery substances
!!
B
Posted on 19/02/2017 19:17
Very tempted here to divert OT into a discussion of The Correct Tea... knew I shouldn't have mentioned it!! 
(From one who, as unable to consume milk, has long been addicted to decent quality herb & spice teas, of which there are even more varieties than the usual brown stuff. But that's all OT, so I'd really better not go down this route....!)
Posted on 20/02/2017 07:08
You are correct it comes down to personal preference. Me I drink the water and don't sanitise the system. Most drinking water is chlorinated anyway so has a low bug count
You do what you are happy with. But be aware that chlorine can attack stainless steel. Bleach and Milton ( cos Milton is just bleach with an advertising budget) and puriclean are all Chlorine based. For treating an already cleaned and rinsed aquaroll the Bleach is very effective should you choose to us it. Tbh the only thing I treat with bleach is the waste container to freshen it up and even then only occasionally
!!
Hedgehurst
Caravanner