Camco water filter
We usually drink bottled water and reserve the campground water for cooking, showering, etc. Now, bottled water is getting close to impossible to find. For that reason, I picked up a Camco Water Filte...
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jdc1 wrote:wa8yxm wrote:craig7h wrote:
Your talking the blue in line filter? For the cost I replace at the start of the season. The six months is the same as the filters for home frigs. with water.
I use a home made activated charcoal filter for "Whole House" use. and like Craig I change the charcoal every six months.
For drinking I use a PUR pitcher filter as well.. and I drink a LOT of water.
Used to use a Britta till it failed to bounce once. (Broke)
I second the Brita pitcher. Why filter your shower water, unless it's REALLY bad water....then I would just find a different place to stay.
I pulled into a CG on a trip one time and found a plastic cup of water sitting on the picnic table. It was brown and disgusting looking. Some kind soul left that for us to see how bad the water was. Even if we didn't consume the on-board water (we do), I would not have wanted that nasty stuff contaminating our water system and depositing a bunch of dirt in our tank. So yes, it can be good idea to filter everything.
