Whole House Water Filter for Camping Use???
I lease a permanent campsite that I will be at for the foreseeable future. I have always used the inline Camco brand carbon filter coming off the spigot. The water source is a private well system. S...
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As was mentioned before, well water quality can be questionable. My well water at home is slightly hard, and contains mica. Because of this my drinking and aquarium water is filtered. For the fish I use the same filter you are using, (blue inline Walmart) and it stopped the problems I had when filling tanks and pond. But I only get about 5000 gallons through one before flow slows way down and the filter gets heavy. At that point its cheap and easy to change.
In the house we use the one from the refrigerator, spin on GE canister.
You may want to just watch your flow and as it slows down change what you have, those seem to work pretty well. I dont know if they block light well enough to avoid algae growth, but you could cover it with a blanket or tarp if that concerns you.
Add on, the guy that does the you tube site Love your rv just did a video on the two stage unit he mounted on his 5er's rear bumper.
In the house we use the one from the refrigerator, spin on GE canister.
You may want to just watch your flow and as it slows down change what you have, those seem to work pretty well. I dont know if they block light well enough to avoid algae growth, but you could cover it with a blanket or tarp if that concerns you.
Add on, the guy that does the you tube site Love your rv just did a video on the two stage unit he mounted on his 5er's rear bumper.
