Water Filter Advise
The wife thinks she need and under the counter,canister type water filter. We use the camper 10 to 12 times a years ,with some full hook ups ,but mostly dry camping. I feel that if you are'nt using th...
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What is the spec. on the 0.09 micron filter? Would like to read up on that. What is your flow rate like?
I think if you set up good filtration of your own, it's just as good as the filtered refill water they sell in stores. DW swears by that stuff and I can't convince her that our well water is okay to drink, let alone cg water.
We have a lot of calcium in our water at home. May be good for your bones, but it builds up on the screen assemblies on our faucets and we have to scrape it off once or twice a year. Wish there was a filter for calcium.
I think if you set up good filtration of your own, it's just as good as the filtered refill water they sell in stores. DW swears by that stuff and I can't convince her that our well water is okay to drink, let alone cg water.
We have a lot of calcium in our water at home. May be good for your bones, but it builds up on the screen assemblies on our faucets and we have to scrape it off once or twice a year. Wish there was a filter for calcium.
down home wrote:
We have a under counter cartridge for the ice maker and separate drinking faucet. It is change yearly because water sittin it with the contaminents it removed brew more of them. The silver in it destorys them but still needs to be replaced. We use one or up to three filters to the coach depending on the need. A heavy load of sediments hits the first coarse carbon block filter, and then the second carbon block with silver and other things to get metals etc ad both get chlorine. A third .09 micron filter if there is sulfur etc still getting through the other two. No bad water goes into the tank. It is filled with city water through the filter and gets rid of the chlorine and other chemicals and nasties before we leave. A good carbon block or ceramic filter with a carbon block will get a lot of lime, that is usspended in the water. Won't get the dissolved except as it goes around the trapped suspended particles it will cling to them. If the tanks go awry the under sink filter will get whatever. Save the planet and don't buy plastic bottled water and ours tast better.
