Filtering water for my travel trailer
I’d like to add 2 filters to my trailer. One, a hose attachment that filters all the water coming in. Two, a drinking water filter at the kitchen sink. Easiest would probably be a Camco inline ...
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Just my observation ... things I've tried removing with the Camco inline hose filter ... the filters cost like $5 ea if you get them on sale in a multipack, didn't expect much.
Tannic acid (tannins from well water) - nope, water still brownish / yellowish after the filter
Iron (compounds) - nope, water still had metallic taste
Dissolved salts, mostly calcium and manganese - nope, evaporated water still leaves durable white residue
Chlorination by-products (the stuff that smells like pool water) - yes worked on this
Tannic acid (tannins from well water) - nope, water still brownish / yellowish after the filter
Iron (compounds) - nope, water still had metallic taste
Dissolved salts, mostly calcium and manganese - nope, evaporated water still leaves durable white residue
Chlorination by-products (the stuff that smells like pool water) - yes worked on this
