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Cleaning an IBC tank
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05-06-2014 9:39pm#1
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hello guys got a few ibc tanks recently with the intention of using them for cattle to drink water off.I stupidly never thought of looking into the tanks at time of sale as i assumed they would have been fit for comsumption.they look clean but I don't want to take any risks.What would ye use to give peace of mind. I was thinking vinegar and water and then washing up liquid and water but would like opinions what to do
What about the stuff they use for milking machines - chlorus - is that whats its called? (Jester is in my mind as well, but that could gone off the market with 30 years now, since I seen it last)
Then I'd connect up a small pipe to a stream or river if you had it, and let the water run them for a few days, to further clean em out.0 -
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