Are Water Filters a Major Concern
Looking for info on water filters. For 40+ years we’ve been primarily in MI and have not had problems with water quality. At times a smell but we now use bottled for drinking and cooking. I do re...
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Assuming yo don't fill from a tap labeled "non-potable", the water is safe to drink. (even most non-potable taps come from a safe source but they wont' guarantee someone didn't stick it in their sewer hose and contaminate it). To my knowledge, campgrounds in every state are tested (or they are on municipal supplies).
A carbon filters will help with taste/odor.
Paper/cotton filters will help with silt (though that would be rare).
We've been to all the states you list (currently in Wyoming). We drink from the tank. All we have is one of the blue camco combo filters (both silt and odor) that attaches on the hose when we fill the tank.
A carbon filters will help with taste/odor.
Paper/cotton filters will help with silt (though that would be rare).
We've been to all the states you list (currently in Wyoming). We drink from the tank. All we have is one of the blue camco combo filters (both silt and odor) that attaches on the hose when we fill the tank.
