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DRINKING WATER SYSTEM
12. Fill the tank with drinking water.
13. Open all the taps and run water until the tank is empty, then refill it.
(Be sure to use the water pump, not water directly from the municipal system.)
14. If you detect a very strong chlorine smell, you can rinse the tank and taps again.
Shock maintenance on your water tank
You may have to perform a shock treatment for the first use after an extended period of no
use, or if the system has been contaminated. We suggest that you buy a disinfectant
specially designed for maintaining clean water tanks in recreational vehicles. Follow the
instructions on the disinfectant container.
Drinking water filtration system
Many water filters are designed to remove sediment and particles from water, to improve
water purity. You can also buy filters that help eliminate odours and improve taste.
If you notice that water flow is reduced and pressure has diminished, it is time to replace
the filter.
There are also filters that reduce chemicals, bacteria, viruses, and various other organic
impurities that can cause illness. These filters are usually installed on the kitchen tap or a
filtered water tap used solely for drinking and cooking. If you travel to places where water
quality is questionable, you may consider installing a water filtering system.
Water at campsites and in nature
You should always connect to a water supply of recognized quality. If the water is labelled
potable, then it probably has been tested.
Many campgrounds draw water from their own wells, which must be tested and approved.
You may not be able to determine when the water was last tested, so there is potential for
contamination to occur at any time. You should remain vigilant.
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