tested the blue camco filter with a TDS meter
I ran about 150 gallons through the filter and then checked the total dissolved solids. Garden Hose: 94, 97, 100, 98 Camco filter: 98, 104 Reverse Osmosis: 23
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You will not get high quality drinking water from an inline filter, other than RO.
The best is to get a counter top filter like the Berky. These are charcoal filters that have about the highest filtration you can find. You can also add a fluoride filter to take out other toxic waste contamination.
I use a Berky travel filter, it does not "travel" as easy as the name says, but is maneagble.
There are others in plastic containers that use what looks like a Jerry can and those look like they travel better.
The just use the sediment filter if desired to keep junk out of your tanks.
The best is to get a counter top filter like the Berky. These are charcoal filters that have about the highest filtration you can find. You can also add a fluoride filter to take out other toxic waste contamination.
I use a Berky travel filter, it does not "travel" as easy as the name says, but is maneagble.
There are others in plastic containers that use what looks like a Jerry can and those look like they travel better.
The just use the sediment filter if desired to keep junk out of your tanks.
