Camco water pressure reducer contians lead???
I bought a Camco water pressure reducer thinking it might be a good idea to use one, but now I am afraid to use it as a warning label on the back states that it contains lead. The warning label cautio...
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Thanks everyone.
I haven't had an issue yet with water pressure being too high. (I did have one trip where the kitchen faucet was dripping even when turned off.)
I'm thinking I might keep the reducer just in case I run into a RV park where they are specifically warning campers about abnormally high water pressure and only use it then. I'll also look into buying a better pressure reducer and make sure there's no proposition 65 warnings on the package :). I figure the amount of lead involved must be minimal, but still just the idea that it's there makes me want to avoid using it.
I haven't had an issue yet with water pressure being too high. (I did have one trip where the kitchen faucet was dripping even when turned off.)
I'm thinking I might keep the reducer just in case I run into a RV park where they are specifically warning campers about abnormally high water pressure and only use it then. I'll also look into buying a better pressure reducer and make sure there's no proposition 65 warnings on the package :). I figure the amount of lead involved must be minimal, but still just the idea that it's there makes me want to avoid using it.
