General Discussion Thread for RV Water Filter Store
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I agree with you Frank!
Dave and Tracey bought the company from Rick just short of 2 years ago. When Rick owned it, I bought a LOT of stuff from them as it was a one-stop-shop.
Rick's website was rough but his knowledge ran deep. Dave and Tracey has redone the website and it's very comprehensive and easier to navigate and purchase from.
One of my very favorite things they sell is high quality drinking hoses. I always get them with the stainless steel fittings as it's so worth the incremental cost. These hoses last MANY years. I also buy them in 35 foot lengths (about $87). This was a tip from TXBobcat many, many years ago. At 35 feet, I rarely ever have to add to it. And wrestling a 50 foot high quality hose is way too much work at every setup.
Dave and Tracey bought the company from Rick just short of 2 years ago. When Rick owned it, I bought a LOT of stuff from them as it was a one-stop-shop.
Rick's website was rough but his knowledge ran deep. Dave and Tracey has redone the website and it's very comprehensive and easier to navigate and purchase from.
One of my very favorite things they sell is high quality drinking hoses. I always get them with the stainless steel fittings as it's so worth the incremental cost. These hoses last MANY years. I also buy them in 35 foot lengths (about $87). This was a tip from TXBobcat many, many years ago. At 35 feet, I rarely ever have to add to it. And wrestling a 50 foot high quality hose is way too much work at every setup.
Niles
Well-known member
I agree about the hoses, we'll never have anymore wal-mart specials. However I went a little different on lengths, got a 25ft, 15 and a 10, that way I have a 50 foot total and can use the shorter ones when handy. Surprisingly enough I use the 10 footer the most. So two thumbs up for these folks,good quality and good service with reasonable prices.
That's the sizes that I ordered. Very seldom need the 25' hose. Excellent quality.
Don
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jassson007
Founding Louisiana Chapter Leaders-Retired
I use them for all my filters. Have not ordered any hoses as I have had pretty good luck with ones I have. Right now at our home park I use two 10’ hoses, one to my filter/softener setup and one to my udc. Just enough. I also carry a 25’.
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Good point Duane - fixedWhat no link on the main post
JohnDar
Prolifically Gabby Member
My main hose to the filters is a 50ft’er. I coil the excess on a stand to keep it out of the dirt. I use a shorter one from the filter box under the kitchen slide to the UDC.
At the last Goshen rally we attended (2013) we needed a good part of that 50 ft.
For transit/storage, all of my hoses, filters and accessories fit in the large filter tote.
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At the last Goshen rally we attended (2013) we needed a good part of that 50 ft.
For transit/storage, all of my hoses, filters and accessories fit in the large filter tote.
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'Lil Guy'
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Just purchased a 16K water softener for my rig. If I run from outside water supply to water softener, then to sediment filter, then to charcoal canister, to pressure gage and then to RV, would this be the correct sequence? I have the double filter system now and hate to separate them to filter before the water softener. Is this necessary? Thanks in advance
BTW, I have the standard filters. Would the Jumbo canisters provide better water pressure?
BTW, I have the standard filters. Would the Jumbo canisters provide better water pressure?
'Lil Guy'
Well-known member
That makes sense and would be easy. Thanks.
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 inside the canisters. But even if this happened, you can clean the canisters a lot easier than cleaning the water softener resin.
Fox
Well-known member
I'm still not finding the link so I googled the name; is this the correct site:
https://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/
https://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/
Yes, this is the correct link... please don't hesitate to call me if you have any questions at 602-625-1875 or you can CONTACT US at this link if you would prefer to send a direct email.
Kathi-27
Well-known member
I suggest a 2 canister over the camco inline. there is really no restriction with the 2 canister as there is with the camco inline. the 2 canister will last longer and is cheaper when cartridge needs replaced 4-5 dollars compared to 10 dollars and last twice as long also helps keep water system clean
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