GARY and Laurii
HAM RADIO Operator since 1964 'W7FSI'
EAGLE CAP 2011 950 CUSTOM BUILT by the great folks at LaGrande Oregon
2012 FORD 350 XLT 6.7L Diesel 4x4 Super Cab with lots of stuff
2001 7.3L F350 CC SB DRW BTS auto, Elkhorn 11X TC, 31 Jayco Designer, 1979 Belco Tunnel Dragster DragBoat
ggadwa wrote:
This maybe should be in a different forum....But for those interested in the Oxygenics Shower Head. We have been using it in our Eagle Cap 950 TC for over a year and love the water saver feature and what seems like increased water pressure due to the infusion of Air into the water stream. Water consumption is definitely REDUCED.
GARY and Laurii
This maybe should be in a different forum....But for those interested in the Oxygenics Shower Head. We have been using it in our Eagle Cap 950 TC for over a year and love the water saver feature and what seems like increased water pressure due to the infusion of Air into the water stream. Water consumption is definitely REDUCED.
GARY and Laurii
Just added one last week, works very well!
I spent four weeks fly fishing in the Catskill's around Roscoe and got my water from the State Park near by. I never used my water filter and when I got home I noticed that there was sediment in the toilet bowl. On the last fill-up I used a different faucet which was in all likelihood not used very often.
From now on I'll use the filter no matter where I get my water.
narcodog wrote:
I flushed my water tank.
I spent four weeks fly fishing in the Catskill's around Roscoe and got my water from the State Park near by. I never used my water filter and when I got home I noticed that there was sediment in the toilet bowl. On the last fill-up I used a different faucet which was in all likelihood not used very often.
From now on I'll use the filter no matter where I get my water.
I flushed my water tank.
I spent four weeks fly fishing in the Catskill's around Roscoe and got my water from the State Park near by. I never used my water filter and when I got home I noticed that there was sediment in the toilet bowl. On the last fill-up I used a different faucet which was in all likelihood not used very often.
From now on I'll use the filter no matter where I get my water.
heck I use an inline filter even when I fill up at home...
2011 F350 6.7L Diesel 4x4 CrewCab longbed Dually, 2019 Lance 1062, Torqlift Talons, Fast Guns, upper and lower Stable Loads, Super Hitch, 48" Super Truss, Airlift loadlifter 5000 extreme airbags
RoyB
Dartmouth, MA
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Buzzcut1 wrote:
heck I use an inline filter even when I fill up at home...
narcodog wrote:
I flushed my water tank.
I spent four weeks fly fishing in the Catskill's around Roscoe and got my water from the State Park near by. I never used my water filter and when I got home I noticed that there was sediment in the toilet bowl. On the last fill-up I used a different faucet which was in all likelihood not used very often.
From now on I'll use the filter no matter where I get my water.
I flushed my water tank.
I spent four weeks fly fishing in the Catskill's around Roscoe and got my water from the State Park near by. I never used my water filter and when I got home I noticed that there was sediment in the toilet bowl. On the last fill-up I used a different faucet which was in all likelihood not used very often.
From now on I'll use the filter no matter where I get my water.
heck I use an inline filter even when I fill up at home...
I do to because I'm on a well.
Rbertalotto wrote:
What is a good inline filter to use.......sounds like it is good insurance
What is a good inline filter to use.......sounds like it is good insurance
I use a Culligan.
Chuck & Ruth with 4-legged Molly
2007 Tiffin Allegro 30DA
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