Kleen Tank of Northern Ohio

10/20/2026

09/17/2026

Just when you think you have seen it all…🤨😆

08/19/2026

✨📣And the best maintained RV tanks award goes to Neil! He has been Rving since 1968 and got A’s for all of his tanks, including the hot water tank! 🏆✨Neil said “being in the military and flying airplanes, I always made sure my planes and RVs were taken care of the best way possible”. Thank you for your service, Neil!
Key words that we emphasize with Kleen Tank: Protect your investment by maintaining it!

08/19/2026

We enjoy staying here as a vendor every time!

Elkhart County 4-H Fair -hfairmoment

08/18/2026

RV Tank Maintenance Tip
Emptying and “Priming your Tanks”
Always make sure your tanks are at least 3/4 full before emptying, the more water the better! If you have to empty before going to the next location and you are not full, fill up tanks with water, then dump them.
Once tanks are empty, make sure they are closed and then “prime your tanks”:
1 cup of calgon/pinesol solution in each tank, followed by 3-5 gallons of water.
Repeat when at least 3-4 full again!

08/18/2026

Clouds just look different in Indiana!

07/19/2026

Despite the name, this is simply a lone toilet placed in the desert as a roadside art installation. It’s meant to make travelers laugh and snap a photo.

📍 Location: Near historic Route 66 in northwestern Arizona (Mojave Desert), an area known for its quirky roadside attractions.

05/22/2026

Annual tank cleanings are critical to keeping your RV's tanks working properly. Kleen Tank's process eliminates odors, clears out clogs and obstructions, increases tank capacity and performance, and can even get tank sensors reading properly again. Give us a call to schedule service today.

05/21/2026

Which holding tank valve do you open first when you're emptying your tanks? The black one, right? And then the gray one to rinse out the sewer hose.

Nope. You open the gray tank valve first — for about 5 to 10 seconds. That lubricates the sewer hose and allows you to see if there are any leaks. Close the gray, open the black, and finish up with the gray tank(s).

Oh, and don't leave those tank valves open: If you do, liquid will drain off and you'll soon experience mounds, clogs, rotting waste creating smells, and other tank problems. Leave the valves open until you sensors read full (need some help getting them back reading correctly — hey, we know a company that can help with that!).