FEMA Trailer Suggestion
I am new to the forum and hoping to get some good suggestions on an issue I am having. So I recently bought a lot and a FEMA camper on a river. The camper will stay at the river lot the majority of ...
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Sure, you could use the river water. If you're going to use it for showering, it may be a good idea to pump it into a tank, first. That way, you can let it warm, settle any debris, and treat it with some chlorine before use. Inexpensive pumps are available nearly everywhere. Getting a pump with replaceable parts may be the best. Sand and silt eat up impellers and housings pretty fast.
Tip: If you get a strong enough pump to lift the water up to roof level, you could have a dark reservoir on the roof. A black tank with the sun on it will heat water past the temp fit for showering.
Having a single tank for sinks, showering, and waste is no problem. I have a single tank on my trailer right now.
Tip: If you get a strong enough pump to lift the water up to roof level, you could have a dark reservoir on the roof. A black tank with the sun on it will heat water past the temp fit for showering.
Having a single tank for sinks, showering, and waste is no problem. I have a single tank on my trailer right now.
