Clean Your Tanks HI

03/10/2026

Pele's doing her thing again today — don't be left with a big mess on your hands. Disconnect your downspouts or unscrew your cleanouts and let the next storm wash it all away.

And if you still need a professional cleaning after that, give us a call — that's what we do. $50 off all cleanings through the month of March.

https://cleanyourtankshi.com/

02/05/2026

This is what it’s all about…taking your tanks from green to clean.

11/25/2025

Another catchment tank that went from green to clean.

Don’t use water from a dirty tank this season. Get it cleaned.

All cleanings $50 off for the month of December. Originally $300, now just $250. Let us Clean Your Tanks.

10/14/2025

More people are waking up to catching rainwater! But are they keeping those tanks clean?

While a big orange barrel in a backyard may not seem like much at first, it can actually be a great tool to save tons of money on water bills, while also helping the ocean.

Read the story: https://tinyurl.com/mrt77s86?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KHON2_News

07/08/2025

Here's a video I made as part of my Youtube channel at Homesteadin' Hawaii on how to Clean Your Tanks.

You can do it yourself but it's not easy so if you want to skip 5 hours of back breaking work, give us a call instead.

🎉. We launched a NEW Catchment Cleaning Service serving all of East Hawaii: Book a Cleaning today at Clean Your Tanks HI: https://cleanyourtankshi.com/ **W...

05/30/2025

When’s the last time you cleaned your catchment tank?

You don’t want it ending up like this:

No overflow
Water spilling out the sides
Green, algae-filled water
A dirty, worn-out liner
Mosquito larvae swimming around
Leaves and gunk everywhere

This just won’t do.
Do yourself (and your water) a favor — CLEAN YOUR TANKS.

💧 Water is life. Keep it clean.

05/21/2025

I just love the look of old water tanks, How about you?

This one is outside the Art center in Volcano National Park. I bet it's seen some action throughout the years!

04/14/2025

One way to ensure you have clean water coming into the house is by installing a floating outlet to your outlet pipe so that even when the bottom of the tank is dirty, youʻre sucking up clean water into your home.

Need help installing one? Reach out: https://cleanyourtankshi.com/

a water storage and filtration system designed to separate sediment from clean water. Water enters the tank through an inlet, where it begins to settle, allowing heavier particles to sink to the bottom. A floating filter intake ensures that water is drawn from the cleaner upper layers, preventing sediment from being pumped out. The siphon-type overflow mechanism helps manage excess water while preventing the loss of the entire tank’s contents. Additionally, an insect-proof inspection cover maintains hygiene and prevents contamination. Settlement particles are gradually drawn into the overflow, preventing excessive buildup at the bottom. This system effectively ensures a steady supply of clean water while naturally filtering out impurities

03/11/2025

Currently offering 10% off thru April 31st! Book today.

02/28/2025

The Hawaii state legislature is currently considering bill HB 690, which would offer tax credits for the installation or repair of a catchment tank as well as for water delivery service.

Hawaii has many communities that live without municipal water sources, many of them in impoverished areas. This bill could be a game changer, allowing people in low income areas of Hawaii to finally have a water source of their own.

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02/27/2025

Another tank saved by Clean Yor Tanks HI.

Did you know that "Although not considered a major concern, trihalomethanes can be produced when chlorine is added to decaying organic materials. While trihalomethanes are carcinogenic, the quantity produced in a home water system is probably less than what would be considered a harmful amount
and should not deter you from using chlorine as a disinfectant. If your tank has decaying organic matter inside, clean it."

- from the Guidelines on Rainwater Catchment Systems of Hawaii

02/22/2025

Have you ever read the "Guidelines on Rainwater Catchment Systems for Hawaii" released by CTAHR?

I remember picking up a copy over 20 years ago when I first begin developing my little slice of paradise.

Itʻs a goldmine of information that everyone on water catchment in East Hawaii should read.

Itʻs totally free and you can download it online:

https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/hawaiirain/Library/Guides&Manuals/HI_Guidelines_2020.pdf