Walex Commando Drop-ins Black Holding Tank and Sensor Cleaner – 12 pack

The Cat® 10″ Continuous Rim Diamond Saw Blade is engineered for precision tile and ceramic cutting, delivering smooth, chip-free edges on delicate materials. Its continuous rim design provides uninterrupted contact with the cutting surface, making it ideal for wet saws used in flooring, wall tile installation, and countertop finishing. Built with a high-diamond concentration, this blade maintains sharpness through extended use, ensuring consistent performance on demanding projects.

Perfect for professionals and remodelers, the 10″ diameter offers long, clean cuts across large-format tiles with minimal vibration. Whether you’re working with porcelain, ceramic, marble, or glass tile, this blade ensures unmatched accuracy and a flawless final finish.

The Cat® 5″ General Purpose Diamond Saw Blade delivers balanced, reliable performance for cutting masonry materials such as concrete, block, and pavers. Slightly larger than standard grinder blades, the 5″ diameter provides deeper cuts while maintaining excellent tool control.

Its segmented rim supports faster material removal with reduced friction, enabling efficient cutting during construction, landscaping, and renovation projects.

Commando Black Tank & Sensor Cleaner is an easy-to-use quick-dissolving packet filled with a super-concentrated, scientifically natural enzyme formula that cleans tank walls and sensors and lubricates valves and seals. Residual waste caked to the tank walls creates foul odors and false sensor readings. A malfunctioning sensor is one of an RVers’ most frustrating issues because they don’t know when to empty their tank. One packet of Commando cleans the tank and restores sensor function in as little as 12 to 24 hours—no agitation or scrubbing required. Walex recommends the preventative use of Commando every three months to help keep the black tank in good working condition. Commando is now available in recycle-ready packaging. Customers can recycle the empty pouches in plastic bag recycling bins, thereby lowering their impact on the planet they love to explore.