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Thank You Jim! Last year, our focus was divided between lots of areas, but I am glad to be back! If anyone has water questions I would be glad to help if I can.

Thanks for chiming in Tracy!

Thanks for Sharing Pictures of your water bottles ! It is not too often that you can see the inside of your tank!

That is absolutely true. Balancing good flow with good filtration is the goal for all of us. What I do to mitigate low pressure coming from the spigot is to fill my fresh water tank with filtered water so that, if I have poor flow, I can still get a good shower by turning on the RV pump. If...

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I agree, by the way... Putting the filters first will keep the sediment and chemicals out of the softener, extending the life of the resin. The only reason I would consider putting the water softener first would be if the calcium and magnesium were causing scaling on the filter canisters or...

Thanks Jim!

Hey all, I have a customer looking for an RV tech in Goshen/Elkhart, Indiana who can install the RO Floats in his fresh water tank. Anyone know anybody? thanks! Dave

Spring Fresh is a completely different compound that contains Ethylalchol, Sorbitan Monooleate Ethoxylate. I am not sure how to use it or what it's effectiveness is, but it sounds like it is similar to an alcohol swab for your water and is not EPA approved for ingestion.

No issue at all. They are doing two different things, so the water that you put into your tank will have less calcium and magnesium, which would have no effect on the Purogene. - - - Updated - - - The main concerns about drinking water from lakes and rivers are pathogens, sediment and...

You can certainly use UV to sterilize your water after the tank. The link above is for 1/4" tubing and 1 gallon / minute. We sell UV lights at 2 GPM, 4 GPM and 6 GPM with 1/2" fittings. I have a few concerns with UV light. 1- They use power, 2- They use glass and quartz bulbs and tubes...

- - - Updated - - - You can run the diluted maintenance dose through the filters no problem, but you should take out the carbon or reverse osmosis filters when sanitizing the system. I have rearranged some of the systems on the website, but everything is still there. The search engine on...

Hello Everyone, I want to share something I never knew until recently. There is an alternative to using chlorine as a sanitizing agent for cleaning your tank. Using chlorine dioxide for sanitizing your fresh water system is a superior alternative to using bleach. There is a product called...

RVers are always debating about toilet paper, type, flush or no flush etc. Here is a video by John Hebard that will amuse and inform you. By the way, my answers are - Over, Normal toilet paper flushed down and Tracey cleans the toilet , and I get the dirty end. Dave

Hi Rod, The system you have is the same as our Essential System and it is what I recommend for the whole RV. For a water softener, I recommend the Double Standard On the Go. It is portable and is rated at 16000 grains, which gives you good capacity to reduce the frequency of recharging...

Thank you for your reply Rex, As you said above, bacteria is very difficult to remove with a mechanical filter. Even the 0.5 nominal carbon filters aren't bacteria rated. The Aquacera Sterasyl filters we use are rated at 99.9999% bacteria removal, even e.coli. The ceramic outer shell...

Hello Rod, The backbone of any filtration system is a good sediment filter followed by a carbon filter. I recommend a 1 micron sediment filter followed by a 0.5 micron modified carbon block. Our Essential system has these filters, and will remove cysts (giardia and cryptosporidium)...