🚰 Icepure RV Inline Water Filter with Hose Protector - 20 Microns, Ideal for RVs, Marines, Drinking, Washing, Gardening, Camping, and More - Reduces Chlorine, Bad Taste, Odors, Sediment, Rust - 2PACK Review

The perfect filter to keep rust and dirt out of your fresh water system. When connecting to plumbing, always use a filter and filter the water entering the solution tank.

This filter lasted 20 minutes. No, close to 3 months. A high flow is also an incorrect requirement. City water at 60 psi, flow started out normal and after 20 minutes became like the second picture. It is basically unusable and does not meet its requirements. I mean, yeah, 3 months if you're pumping out a gallon of water every day.

We use this type of water filter in our motorhomes and in the water line from the well to the horse trough. You must have a water filter in your RV as you never know what the water quality will be at random RV parks. It's pretty simple and it works. This helped preserve the flavor of the water we pour into the RV. The water is clear, without extraneous odors and foreign odors.

for controlling debris from a newly drilled well. The hose protector allowed me to easily attach it to the hydrant and the other end to my inlet hose, following the directions with the arrow pointing in the direction of water flow. The active ingredient appears to be activated charcoal, which is extracted from coconut shells. I hope it can catch the sediment that builds up in my kitchen faucet aerator. No taste or chlorine issues, just deposits. What I didn't notice in the product documentation

I ordered these ICEPURE RV filters for use in my RV when connected to the camp water supply. This is really a pre-filter to complement the canister filter I have on my RV. You never know what the water quality will be at any campground, so it's a good idea to use them to pre-filter the water before it enters your RV. Love the plug that comes with them, it's the best kind. The previous set of filters I ordered came with a solid copper plug that didn't work properly. This allows for some flex…