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THE HOSES ON MY WATERFARM HAVE GOTTEN DIRTY. WHATS THE BEST WAY TO UNCLOG THE SYSTEM?

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THE HOSES ON MY WATERFARM HAVE GOTTEN DIRTY. WHATS THE BEST WAY TO UNCLOG THE SYSTEM?

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The easiest way to clean the drip ring and pumping column is to soak the pieces in hot water. You can add 1 Tablespoon bleach per Gallon as a cleanser. After soaking, plug one end of the drip ring and run hot water into the other end. This forces water out of the drip holes and removes any deposits. Some people keep an extra pumping column and drip ring that they swap out during every cleaning. The used pieces are soaked in bleach solution, rinsed thoroughly, dried, and stored for the next cleaning.

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