Drawing water from a lake
Soon, my current TT will be up on blocks at a seasonal site. There is no water system at the park. Because of this, I plan to fill my fresh water tank with lake water. How can I do this to ensure s...
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Most any filter will filter out sand/debris. Adding reverse osmosis after the sediment filter process would probably work best. If I weren't going to use the site for weeks at a time, I'd probably look to empty the tank before leaving and then not worry with left-over water. It would only take a few minutes to fill upon arrival
Since it is going to be "permanent" you could also look at more of a household filter set-up instead of small in-line filters. That would also allow for chlorine injection/filtering to make the water safer. While not 100% effective, it will get rid of most common nasties in the water.
Since it is going to be "permanent" you could also look at more of a household filter set-up instead of small in-line filters. That would also allow for chlorine injection/filtering to make the water safer. While not 100% effective, it will get rid of most common nasties in the water.
