Among the dozens of things you are thinking about and trying to do when setting up I forgot to crack open the water spigot on site before attaching the hose...Upon teardown today I disconnected and found the remains of 3-4 earwigs stuck into the filter screen on my pressure reg... Two thoughts came to mind, 1. EWWWWW.. 2. I sure am glad I use a filter.. Just a thought for the day :BHappy Camping.

Found the Gieco gecko in there once. I never told the wife.

Look at the bright side, I believe Earwigs are high in protein. :)

Hmmmm. Never too old to learn a new trick I guess, thanks.

I usually check the pressure to see if I will need to use my regulator. I will have to add letting the water run a little to my check list.

I am glad you posted this. I'll be sure to do it from now on.Thanks

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WeBeFulltimers
Explorer
Jul 02, 2013
Clay L wrote:
I usually check the pressure to see if I will need to use my regulator. I will have to add letting the water run a little to my check list.

I always use my Watts regulator. Doesn't cost any extra!
lakeside013104
Explorer
Jul 02, 2013
We arrive at camp site and spray the water spout with bleach solution, do a site survey as far as where we want everything, best leveling spot, check for slide out room, and height obstructions, and then back into the site. Prior to hooking up water, we let it run for 15 seconds. This process seems to work well for us. Happy camping.

Lakeside
down_home
Explorer II
Jul 02, 2013
We didn't learn, for a while, to be cautious with water and electric and sewer.
Always turn it on first, off spray it down with bleach or wipe it with bleach, we carry for fresh water tank.
md2lgyk
Explorer II
Jul 01, 2013
We never, ever drink campground water. Showering and flushing the toilet is about all it's good for.
NanciL
Explorer II
Jul 01, 2013
I am glad you posted this.
I'll be sure to do it from now on.

Thanks
Clay_L
Explorer
Jul 01, 2013
I usually check the pressure to see if I will need to use my regulator. I will have to add letting the water run a little to my check list.
Chuck_Gail
Explorer
Jul 01, 2013
Hmmmm. Never too old to learn a new trick I guess, thanks.
gbopp
Explorer
Jun 30, 2013
Look at the bright side, I believe Earwigs are high in protein. :)
workhardplayha1
Explorer
Jun 30, 2013
Found the Gieco gecko in there once. I never told the wife.

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