Hi Snodie (Mr Robz), and thanks for the comment. Sorry for the delay in responding, but my notifications seem to take a while to get here. I'm glad the videos are helping out. The TM is a pretty slick design. Thanks for watching, and safe travels.
@@thecritterandthebutterfly I'm hoping to get out there soon. I am having to put a new engine in my truck :( What a pain but, as soon as I get it back and do the necessary 200 mile breakin,, I'm sooo outta here. Been stuck here at home since late November Ughhhhh
This doesn't show you using hot water heater bypass. You mentioned a couple of times that you filled the hot water heater on purpose. I've heard people mention that a hot water heater should be cleaned with vinegar instead of bleach, and that these cleaning should be spaced out (as to avoid a chemical reaction between bleach and vinegar.) Are you aware of any issues with running bleach through a Trailmanor water heater? Do you know why our systems do not come with a bypass?
Thanks for the comment. Sorry for the delay in responding. My comments section seems to have some issues. To my knowledge, there is no water heater bypass in the Suburban water heaters found in Trailmanors. Possibly simplicity of installation and use may be why. People have installed them aftermarket though. I have never had any issues when doing the treatments, and the water heater shows no ill effects when viewed with a borescope. After the water heater descale and system disinfection treatments you're not supposed to be able to detect either chemical after the separate treatments and rinses are completed, so chemical interaction wouldn't be an issue in that case.
Great video! We just got a trailmanor 2330. Your videos are very helpful.
Hi Snodie (Mr Robz), and thanks for the comment. Sorry for the delay in responding, but my notifications seem to take a while to get here. I'm glad the videos are helping out. The TM is a pretty slick design. Thanks for watching, and safe travels.
Hi 👋 good to see you, hope all is well.
Thanks for the video. My HiLo has been stored since last fall. Time for me to do this too 😊
Hi Lori. We hope all is going well for you as well. The TM is pretty easy, just takes some time. Are you going to travel this summer?
@@thecritterandthebutterfly I'm hoping to get out there soon. I am having to put a new engine in my truck :( What a pain but, as soon as I get it back and do the necessary 200 mile breakin,, I'm sooo outta here. Been stuck here at home since late November Ughhhhh
@@LorisRVLife Sorry to hear about your truck, but you'll get there. Looking forward to some adventures.
This doesn't show you using hot water heater bypass. You mentioned a couple of times that you filled the hot water heater on purpose. I've heard people mention that a hot water heater should be cleaned with vinegar instead of bleach, and that these cleaning should be spaced out (as to avoid a chemical reaction between bleach and vinegar.) Are you aware of any issues with running bleach through a Trailmanor water heater? Do you know why our systems do not come with a bypass?
Thanks for the comment. Sorry for the delay in responding. My comments section seems to have some issues. To my knowledge, there is no water heater bypass in the Suburban water heaters found in Trailmanors. Possibly simplicity of installation and use may be why. People have installed them aftermarket though. I have never had any issues when doing the treatments, and the water heater shows no ill effects when viewed with a borescope. After the water heater descale and system disinfection treatments you're not supposed to be able to detect either chemical after the separate treatments and rinses are completed, so chemical interaction wouldn't be an issue in that case.