Does this filter come with a hose protector?
No, this filter replacement doesn’t come with a hose protector, if you need a hose protector together, please check the RV water filter.
What micron size is this filter?
What is the filter rate (ie, volume of water over time) of the water hose filter?
How long could this inline water filter last?
It could last about 3 months or after filtering of 1,350 gallons water, whichever comes first. The lifespan may vary based on your water conditions.
What contaminants can the rv water filter remove?
The filter can reduce fluoride, arsenic, chlorine, bad taste and odor, etc.
Does the Waterdrop in line water filter fit on my water hose?
The filter can be attached to any standard 3/4" garden or water hose. We suggest you check the size of your water hose before ordering.
Can I use the RV water filter for gardening?
Yes, the RV water filter has multiple uses, is ideal for RVs, boats, car washing, gardening and etc. But if you are looking for a smart choice for gardening, you can also check
Waterdrop garden hose water filter, which could retain the necessary elements in water while reducing sediment and heavy metals.
Can I use the in line water filter for hot water?
The answer is no. The hot water cannot be filtered by the filter effectively because it may reverse the process of absorbing contaminants, causing the release of pollutants back into the water. So we only suggest you use the rv filter for cold water.
Do I need to flush the rv water filter before using it?
Yes, we suggest you flush the filter extensively before using to get rid of the little black charcoals inside.
What kind of outdoor water filter should I choose for a trip?
Waterdrop RV water filter with flexible hose protector can reduce fluoride, arsenic, chlorine, heavy metals, and other contaminants. It is portable and can be used inline between your RV or trailer and water hose, ideal for trip, camping and outdoor activities.
How to keep the RV water filter after using it?
One way to help preserve the filter is to put it in a ziplock bag with some water left in the filter, then seal the bag and place it in a cool place, such as a refrigerator (do not freeze the filter). The cooled temperature will keep the filter fresh. Rinse the filter with water for a few minutes before you use it again.
