under sink water filter

The only reason I replace mine is so I'm not drinking alge or whatever is growing in there when in storage since there is no way to drain it.

And until tap water tastes as good as bottled, I'll drink that too

jerseyjim wrote:
Let's get back to the "under sink water filter" . . . as far as i am concerned is just as good as one of the biggest $ fraud ever put on the American public...bottled water. (my opinion)

An interesting way to stay on topic.

Let's get back to the "under sink water filter". My coach, the double kitchen sink has a conventional faucet for both half's and a "goose-neck" on the side. My in-line filter was removable (have to do that when winterizing)...and CAME with a PVC "jumper" pipe with fittings that fit just fine.
I never replaced the filter...felt there was no reason to. And...I think I'm right. Running coast to coast (NJ to CA.) 5 times and down to Florida 4 times, never got sick or had the least ailment to "bad" tap water from anywhere. Yes...sometimes it tasted different, but, as far as i am concerned is just as good as one of the biggest $ fraud ever put on the American public...bottled water. (my opinion)

1BryNelson wrote:
I have a whole house filter in the water bay and an additional filter under sink for drinking water. I got the last replacement from Home Depot for both. Under sunk I went with a drinking water filter by Lasko and for the whole house filter I used the Culligan Extra Fine Sediment filter.

I personally would not use any type of RO System because of the need to return water to grey tank (I agree with the "Yuck" comment).

he said Holding Tank, Zero Waste. That implies it's returned to the fresh tank.
Why would that be a yuk?

http://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/RCHydroLife.htm

I have a whole house filter in the water bay and an additional filter under sink for drinking water. I got the last replacement from Home Depot for both. Under sunk I went with a drinking water filter by Lasko and for the whole house filter I used the Culligan Extra Fine Sediment filter.

I personally would not use any type of RO System because of the need to return water to grey tank (I agree with the "Yuck" comment).

Just a whole house filter, and one 3/4 x1/2 pipe brass reduce for input and 3/4 x1/4 for the out let. When we had a water cooler I use a whole house filter and two 3/4 x1/4 reducers to filter the water for the cooler.

YUK

Kayteg1 wrote:
Reverse Osmosis system use lot of water for recycling, so have limited use in RV, unless you are permanently hooked up to water.

RV RO systems can be plumbed (like mine) so that the waste water goes back into the water holding tank. Zero waste.

Reverse Osmosis system use lot of water for recycling, so have limited use in RV, unless you are permanently hooked up to water.
I am blessed with good city water, so always fill the tank leaving camping and I fill up plastic jugs for consumption and cooking.