Hot water and boondocking

[Bill]

Hi all:
Back onto this topic. I was doing some browsing of the net, and
Lucas Willemese (did I spell that right?) had a gizmo in his coach.
Well I am not sure if this was the item or not, but it is called
a "chillipepper". Just the thing that we should have on our coaches.
Look it up and let me know what you think.
http://www.chilipepperapp.com/hwcs.htm

Bill
84FC35SB
Terrace, B.C.


I began to think about
> ways
> > to conserve water to streach the time we could stay. One thought
> was
> > the waste of water waiting for the sink or shower hot water to
> come
> > up to temperature. It was cold outside so it took a while, wasted
> > water and holding tank capacity.
> >
> > In hotels/motels/large buildings they use a circulating system
> > that keeps the hot water supply hot so you don't wait for hot
> water
> > at the tub or tap. It would seem that this could be done in an RV
> by
> > adding a return line from the far end of the hot water system, a
> one-
> > way valve and a pump. Then all you would need to do is activate
> the
> > pump for a minute or so to charge the system, and then start the
> > shower. It would conserve the water supply as well as the grey
> tank
> > space.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this kind of system in use?
> >
> > Gardner
> > 78FC33
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