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genecurp · 12-15-2008, 01:07 PM

Thanks everyone. I hear ya say if you plan to drink the stuff, keep it fresh. I also hear ya say if it goes out and in regularly, no need to drain the tank weekly per se.

I MAY try this: travel with 10 gallons for all uses (more if doondocking). And when I arrive for a week or more stay, I will fill the tank with fresh. When time to move again, i'll drain all but 10 gallons to travel with. That will keep the tank 80% fresh and travel with under 100 pounds of water.

Thanks again

12-15-2008, 01:07 PM	#12
genecurp Montana Fan Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Nashville Posts: 290 M.O.C. #2535	Thanks everyone. I hear ya say if you plan to drink the stuff, keep it fresh. I also hear ya say if it goes out and in regularly, no need to drain the tank weekly per se. I MAY try this: travel with 10 gallons for all uses (more if doondocking). And when I arrive for a week or more stay, I will fill the tank with fresh. When time to move again, i'll drain all but 10 gallons to travel with. That will keep the tank 80% fresh and travel with under 100 pounds of water. Thanks again