Watts Water Condition M7002 Flow Pur: Maximize Water Purity and Flow Efficiency! Review

Does the job it was made for and lasts long on a single charge. That's good news. The bad news is that backwashing and recharging is a bit more difficult than with smaller devices. My Watts RV Pro-1000 came without a backwash adapter (required to connect a hose to the OUTLET valve). To make this work, I had to borrow my adapter from the guy I gave my old on-the-go water softener to. Directions are also vague and incomplete. They tell you how to backwash but they don't know for how long. I hope…

UPDATE 4/15/16: This had been installed on our factory unit for 4 months and 5 days and we only needed to charge it for the first time after traveling around the AL coast, east TX were NW TX, along I-40 through NM and to NW AZ. Most of the time the water was 7-10 grains hard in the places we stayed. It was getting VERY tough in Northwest Arizona, so he checked this thing out! Charging was easy: detach it from the device, open the inlet and outlet, tilt it on its side a few times to dump a few…

I currently live full time in my RV. We had only been here at the RV site for about a month when I noticed water build up in the connectors. I found this portable water softener online. It was ready to use straight away, I didn't have to "charge" it. Just connect it to the city water that is fed to the camper. Doesn't matter! My wife was very happy with the soft water as we have a washing machine in the RV. She says it's about soft water for washing clothes. I noticed that when showering, the…