drinking water
What do most of you do for drinking water in your RV's? We don't like the idea of drinking the water that has been sitting around in our fresh water tank, so we've kept containers of drinking water in...
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I can't see what's wrong with drinking water from the RV:
1: Pipes are pipes. PEX is rated for residential use.
2: The valves and faucets are the same.
3: A water pump is a water pump.
4: A FW tank is the same plastic for a 16 ounce water bottle versus 40 gallons.
5: A water heater is just a smaller version of the one at home.
Of course, one needs to sanitize the rig, but this is not too hard to do.
I guess I'm old then, although I do use bottled water for one main reason -- the bottles double as ice packs in the freezer when I switch the fridge off, but want to still keep stuff cold. I also use bottled water so I can hand those off to friends nearby.
1: Pipes are pipes. PEX is rated for residential use.
2: The valves and faucets are the same.
3: A water pump is a water pump.
4: A FW tank is the same plastic for a 16 ounce water bottle versus 40 gallons.
5: A water heater is just a smaller version of the one at home.
Of course, one needs to sanitize the rig, but this is not too hard to do.
I guess I'm old then, although I do use bottled water for one main reason -- the bottles double as ice packs in the freezer when I switch the fridge off, but want to still keep stuff cold. I also use bottled water so I can hand those off to friends nearby.
