Which water filter system ??
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 17, 2008 at 15:02
ThreadID:
56727
Views:
2489
Replies:
4
FollowUps:
2
This Thread has been Archived
REV'S
Hi all, It is so confusing with so many water filter systems there are on the market. Currently I am trying to set up a slide on camper so that we are able to draw water from creeks, bores etc to fill 0ur water tanks where water is available. We do most of our travel through very remote locations. Room isn't an issue, should we use the canister type whether it be 1,2,3 or the 1-micron in-line filter with the silver coated crystals? Has anyone had experiences with these filters negatives or positives?? would be kindly appreciated.
Thanks for any responses.
Cheers Mary Anne
Reply By: Member -Dodger - Thursday, Apr 17, 2008 at 17:10
Thursday, Apr 17, 2008 at 17:10
We too go into remote locations and fill our water tanks from streams and other sources as
well.
We
check the water first for any obvious contanimates etc. (dead creatures) and if the water looks presentable without any nasty smell we then fill our tanks using a small 12v water pump that has a common garden water system filter on it.
In the van we have an
Everpure water system and use that for consumable or potable water.
This filter takes water from the pressure system and filters it dispensing same by an additional tap over sink. The other water is taken from the pressure system via the standard Van tap and shower head.
Thus our
drinking water and cooking water is pure.
The system can be installed very easily by a DIY person and takes only a small space usually under the sink.
Hope that this is not too hard to understand.
In 7 years we have not had the Bali belly bit .
AnswerID:
299039