Potable water filtration system

[Tom McCarthy]

There are many ooptions for water treatment depending on what you
want and what kind of water you are getting. I found that Rick at
<http://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/> has a great website and
explanations of the different systems. Typically, you will need a
couple of types of water treatment in line to achieve what you
desire in onboard water. I have a jumbo filter for particle
cleaning, a jumbo charcoal block filter for taste and odor and then
a portable water conditioner that is recharged with table salt. I
get drinkable, soft water with no spotting. BTW, Rick has always
been fast in replying to my emails. He also gives seminars at RV
shows. He is an interesting character that has made this question
his business.

Anybody worried about bacteria? Reverse osmosis is the solution.

Tom McCarthy
95 PT42
Poway, CA



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, jvredden@... wrote:
>
> On water filteration I followed the advice of Bennie at BB. Used
a canister
> filter with replaceable filters (available at Lowes or Home
depot). Usually
> replace every 3 months or so. I also found a formula on the net
that stated
> that 1/2 cup of plain Clorox bleach to 100+ gal water tank is
acceptable for
> use but will discourage bacteria and algae. Hope that is ok. We
usually use
> bottle water for consumption except for the insta-hot. Been
doing so for 18
> months now without negative results.
>
> jvredden
> 9140PT
>
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