We always have an inline RV filter with us, as well as a Katadyn gravity flow filter for water sources that are questionable.Carry an inline filter for water sources (ie faucets). Have also used a Katadyn filter when in remote country. For just two people it is easy to filter enough water for our use (which we are careful about) and not have to worry about it
Hey! I also interested in a 2.5” water tank. Where did you find it?7 gallon water container to compliment our 20gal. We also use ioverlander for water sources. Looking at a 10 gallon 2 1/2" thin long tank to fit in the 3" gap between camper and front of bed. Additonally, mama always has 2 gallons of water in the camper under the table for daily cooking use.
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That space certainly seems wasted, and is an ideal spot for heavy items.7 gallon water container to compliment our 20gal. We also use ioverlander for water sources. Looking at a 10 gallon 2 1/2" thin long tank to fit in the 3" gap between camper and front of bed. Additonally, mama always has 2 gallons of water in the camper under the table for daily cooking use.
I'm curious--do you fill up at RV sites where you have not paid to stay? Are you stealthy about it, or do you ask permission (I am entirely ignorant of RV park etiquette)?I've had no problems with filling up at RV dump stations or gas stations. I use an RV filter on the inlet to my hose, and have 3m filter in the camper that will take out viruses and chemicals.
We usually pay for some kind of facilities once week or so for showers. So, filling isn't an issue. The filters are insurance, and do make the water taste better.I'm curious--do you fill up at RV sites where you have not paid to stay? Are you stealthy about it, or do you ask permission (I am entirely ignorant of RV park etiquette)?
Also, how critical is a filter on fill hose? I always wonder if it's really needed.
We don't ever stay in RV parks, but we do fill up there. I ask the manager if I can buy 10 - 15 gallons of water from them (our tank is 20 gallons and, so far, we've never run it dry on a trip). The usual response we get is for the manager to chuckle and to tell us to fill up and not worry about it.I'm curious--do you fill up at RV sites where you have not paid to stay? Are you stealthy about it, or do you ask permission (I am entirely ignorant of RV park etiquette)?
Also, how critical is a filter on fill hose? I always wonder if it's really needed.