Zero-G water hoses
Looking at water hoses for next season and making my Christmas list. Thinking about getting a Zero-G hose but not sure which one. Gray / Black "garden" hose says it's drinking water safe and it's ...
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afidel wrote:
......if I've got water at the site it's a heck of a lot more convenient to not have to even think about how much I'm using, plus there's no noise and vibration like with the pump.
I do not use the hose hooked to the RV and pressurized. Only once have I done that. You don't have to worry about waking up in the middle of the night and discovering the floor is awash in water. Guy at work had that happen. Had some relatives with him, one of them took a shower and left the shower head in the "drip" mode with the faucets on. During the night the gray tank overflowed and the shower pan filled up and the trailer filled up. Insurance totaled the trailer.
With the pump, you know if you have a leak, faucet on, etc, you hear the pump cycling. My complaint with the trailer I have now is the pump it TOO quiet, I can barely hear it. I only turn the pump on when I need water or am using it frequently (meals, etc), anytime away from the RV, or not using it for extended periods, at night, etc, pump is off.
Charles
