Hello, I'm gathering data on Off grid RVing, boondocking and water needs. How do you conserve water when off boondocking? How much water do you take with you? How do you refill your water tanks/jerry cans or what other solutions do you use? Thanks! M...
Hello, I'm gathering data on Off grid RVing, boondocking and water needs. How do you conserve water when off boondocking? How much water do you take with you? How do you refill your water tanks/jerry cans or what other solutions do you use? Thanks! M...
Hello Im a grad student from Lamar University doing research on water. I wanted to know how water is used in RVs of all sizes. Refilling, disposal, cost and problems if any!Best! MB
susan-y wrote:Navy showers. Get in, wet down, turn off water,soap up, rinse. Paper plates, wipe off utensils, wash only if needed. Take one pallet (what you can buy in grocery stores) of water per person. A big 5 gallon jug for "just in case. Most of...
jplante4 wrote:Most travel trailers, fifth wheel campers and motor homes have a fresh water tank and a "city water" hookup. If you pull into a campground site that has water available at the site, most people use that water through the city water hoo...
RLS7201 wrote:I can't help myself. What do you polish? Cars, furniture, RVs, air planes, etc. Or could it be your of the same heritage as my European born wife? But that would be with a capital "P". GRINdo widzeniaRichardlol yes I am Polish and cze...
wa8yxm wrote:There are different answers, I will try to give a fewMyselfI bring park (City or well) water in via a home made activated charcoal filter. This (And the filter floos) take care of most of the bad stuff in the water. (But not all) Water ...
jwoods61us wrote:So seriously OP, what is your research question? Your query seems more like that of an undergrad than a grad student. This forum could be a wealth of information, but it could also become a black hole of conflicting opinions withou...
