Water Filter for 2013 Redwood

[Rick and Mindy]

Originally Posted by Adamsvr

Being a fultimer, we do a lot of cooking and coffee making. Our galley tank sensors are stuck on 3/4 full even when empty. I've tried all the chemicals and back flushing to no avail. A water connection to flush the grey tank sensors would be a big plus to us.

Good point. I've never really come across that problem but most of the time I leave my gray tanks open.

[Adamsvr]

We don't leave our tanks open as it tends to dry out the rubber seals on the gate valves.

[Dave&Ginny]

I'm planing on moving my bulk head wall back and utilizing more of the pace under there. When I do I'm planing on putting the manifold and water filter on the new wall I build

[Dave&Ginny]

Originally Posted by Adamsvr

We don't leave our tanks open as it tends to dry out the rubber seals on the gate valves.

I have put toilet chemical in my galley tank to help clean it out. That tank can really stink sometimes.

[spindrift]

Got that right. If you're not careful, those grey tanks can end up with an odor a lot worse than the black tank.

[johnboytoo]

We've never had grey water odors, but maybe because we gave this a try?

http://www.amazon.com/Walex-TOI-6177...ords=elemonate

[Oriana]

Originally Posted by arcticman1957

Thanks everybody found some at Home Depot. I would like to hear about the water softer someone spoke about on another thread.

We ordered one and received it last week. On sale for about $200 and that included delivery. It arrives all primed with salt and ready to go. Just flush for 2 minutes and plug it into the supply line.

Nice soft water, just like at home.


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[hoosierguy]

Originally Posted by johnboytoo

We've never had grey water odors, but maybe because we gave this a try?

http://www.amazon.com/Walex-TOI-6177...ords=elemonate

This is also what I have been using for the grey tanks and it has worked well for 2 1/2 years.

[COLJDM]

I went to Home Depot with the old filter and purchased a replacement making sure the replacement filter was the same size, same diameter holes, etc. Been using the replacements for over a year with no issues.

[Rick and Mindy]

Originally Posted by COLJDM

I went to Home Depot with the old filter and purchased a replacement making sure the replacement filter was the same size, same diameter holes, etc. Been using the replacements for over a year with no issues.

I have found that size of filter just about anywhere, and several namebrands. You just need to decide what you are trying to filter out and purchase the correct one.