water filters
Whats everyone use for fresh water filtration? we use the standard wal malt single inline filter, seems to work ok, but has to be something better. for outdoor use.
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Bierp wrote:
We're about to go full time . . . I had the dealer install a whole house filter . . . They put in an Everpure EV925205 . . . the filters are only rated for 700 gallons. For a whole house system (including laundry and shower) that's going to go by pretty quickly when full-timing.
I expect I'll probably be looking at a more robust system in the near future, but I'd like feedback on the one they did put in.
I've been full timing for about 5 years and made sure my water filtration system could handle just about anything. But here are my suggestions for a "basic" full timing system:
I would ditch your current system and do the following:
First, install a whole house, clear single canister sediment filter. This will at least keep the "rocks" out of your system. I suggest a clear filter housing because it's important to see what's going on with your filter. Opaque canisters or Inline filters don't let you see this:
Second, if you have room, install an under-the-sink Reverse Osmosis system for your drinking water.
