Sediment and drinking water filter
Tuesday - September 7, 2010•Views: 5827••
I know that some folks rely on a small pump saver screen filter to prevent sediment from affecting fresh water systems on their boats. We found the whole house filter approach worked a whole lot better.
We use this small plastic filter with replaceable 10 micron filter cartridges on our boat and it has been great for over 8 years now.
We also use an undersink drinking water filter in the galley, in lieu of other "overpriced" water filters (Seagull etc!). There are two systems that I consider more than adequate - one by GE and the other by Culligan. Both systems use screw on replacement elements that make changing the filter easy and a no mess project.
The single filter system that we originally purchased is no longer available so I have provided info on the two systems that are comparable and available.
We are using one of these at home for drinking water at the kitchen sink.
We use this small plastic filter with replaceable 10 micron filter cartridges on our boat and it has been great for over 8 years now.
We also use an undersink drinking water filter in the galley, in lieu of other "overpriced" water filters (Seagull etc!). There are two systems that I consider more than adequate - one by GE and the other by Culligan. Both systems use screw on replacement elements that make changing the filter easy and a no mess project.
The single filter system that we originally purchased is no longer available so I have provided info on the two systems that are comparable and available.
We are using one of these at home for drinking water at the kitchen sink.
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