Finding SAFE Drinking Water on the Road - Campervan, RV, VanLife, Motorhome.

In this video we talk about places we find water and how we try to make it safer and conserve it.

From Service points to Park4Night water listings, rivers, rain and snow and ways we filter and purify water.

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Hoselock Universal Adapter

Foodgrade Hosepipe

Xiaomi Water Purity TDS tester
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Sawyer Filter

Purifying Tablets

Grayl Filter

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[bildotunechi]

As always, this channel is hugely informative and helpful, and massively underrated. Thanks for covering yet another topic I'm currently researching myself!

I can't say I'm a fan of using any single-use products (whether they're recyclable or not), but repsect that it's an "each to their own" scenario.

Keep up the great work.

[ABloodyEyeFull]

I use paper plates and bowls all the time, made from recycled materials, very cheap on eBay. Saves water when washing up, a brilliant solution for saving water. It also keeps washing up to a minimum, 1 small kettle's worth of water, small amount of cold water, cleaning liquid, enough to do cutlery, mugs etc. (all small items)
But not enough to do larger items like plates and bowels.
Keep up the good👍work with your great tips!

[tine]

Nice vid. I take my van away for work in cities and find that I just have to buy water which isn't ideal but hasn't been a bad way to top up. I tend not to have too much washing up as my food is mostly homemade frozen microwave stuff which I'll eat from the tupperware container and f I'm honest most of my plates & cutlery get a light rinse in hot water and then are polished clean, saves water but wouldn't pass a hygiene inspection, for a bloke on his own if it looks clean it's fine. 🤣

[simonmiddleton]

Great video with really useful info as always, thank you! 👍😃