Why You Should Filter Campground Water - Clear2O's DirtGuard RV Water Filter System
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Don't trust the campground hookup! Mike Scarpignato, the RVBlogger, explains and demonstrates in detail the features of both the Clear2O DirtGuard RV water filter system and their CRV2006 Inline RV water filter. Some filter systems claim to be the best, this series really might just be that. Subscribe to Camper Report: bit.ly/CamperReportYT
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Hi Mike 👋🏼! It’s me again ! This is everything I need to know , and saved me hours of research- sure do appreciate your tip on storage and linking me to this video! I’ve subscribed to both channels 👍🏼👍🏼! Happy camping in 2020!
Hey Mike, we are picking up our new coach this week. I had watched your video on the Clear2o. We purchased both of them. I want to thank you for the instructions. I just watched it one more time before we leave town for the pick up. Great video and very well explained. Appreciate you taking the time. Off we go! Thanks again!
I have been using the Clear2O RV Inline water filter for over a year. Love it! My water has never tasted so good. I sign up for pre order to get my Dirtguard and have been using it for over a month at three different parks. Good quality product, easy to install and happy that I now have a two stage filter with my inline water filter. I have forwarded your link to several of my RV friends. Great product. Keep up the good work.
When used with the 1 micron filter what is the flow rate and what psi was that flow rate at?
I just bought this entire system and I guess I did the right thing your information and your details were perfect hope to see you on the road. Thomyt
Great video that helped me understand how to hook up this clear2o stuff. I didn't know what a pressure regulator was and seeing your hose with the 90 degree angle thing on the opposite end helped me figure out what I needed. Great job!!
Thanks for the info. I had no idea the blue RV filters were so crappy, I was just going to buy one as that's all I see in the campground. I've been running crappy campground water into our RV for four years now and suppose I will need to sterilize my water lines so I can begin with a fresh start with this system.
Looking forward to cleaner water. Thanks
Purchasd it based on your recommendations. Hope that Clear2o is giving you a sponsorship.
Great video, very informative
Thank you
Mike, I use a dedicated freshwater hose but like to put my filter between the hose and the rig so that if there were any contaminants in the hose that the water filter can catch it. Can I hook up a hose directly to the Dirt guard and then hook up the 1-micron filter after the hose at the rig?
Great Video Mike and Susan. No Camco filters for us!
I still have a new 2 pack of the Camco inline filters that I'd hate to just throw away. Can I use the Camco ones as a pre-filter at the spigot end (since it basically does the same as the DirtGuard at 20 microns) and then use the Clear2O inline filter at the RV end?
Perhaps it would have been illustrative to have run the camco blue filter on the part water to demonstrate its effectiveness against the Clear2o system. However, you made a great point and I will use the Clear2o system from this point on. Thanks.
Thanks! I just bought it! :)
Hi mike 👋🏼- do you have a code or anything for this filter/system?
Can I use this with the fish/garden table sink?
And at the 10:30 point when you turn on the faucet the DirtGuard filter canister is leaking like a sieve. Uh, not the best statement to make when trying to sell this.
No response?
Yeah saw that too, but he probably didn’t tighten up that connection enough…hopefully
What is the water pressure coming out of the filters?
A portable water softener would be a better pre-filter. Those plastic in line filters crack open if the pressure goes over 90 psi, or if it freezes. All my filter housings are now made from stainless. Came home to a flooded campsite once. 1 micron is a lot of filtering just to take a shower. As the filter clogs does your water flow decrease to a dribble?
I have this system. When the filter gets full it ends up restricting the water quite a bit, so much that I had to remove it
Hi I have a question, I noticed that there is no kdf on this clear20 filter. I was thinking, wouldnt a filter that contains KDF + carbon remove more contaminants than a filter that has carbon only? I understand that the microns are smaller on that carbon block but I'm wondering if KDF removes some things that carbon doesn't remove. If I remember right I think KDF media removes a lot of heavy metals..., I'm not sure if charcoal removes heavy metals too... What do you think or know about my thought?
If i were to drink it (same as water from my house) I would put the filter on the hose before it came in and use a water filtration pitcher so it would be double filtered. I drink bottled water at home and use the pitcher for coffee…
Why wouldn’t you put the filter at the other end of the hose where after the water is filtered. It’s the standing in a potentially hot hose sitting in the sun?
Dude! You should put a link in your description so that way you get paid for doing all the research for us lazy people 😂 plus, I’m more of a link clicker, than go look for it person😁
where are the links you mention at the end of the video.
If you would of drank the water at the end , I would of been sold. 😮
I used to use the "blue filter" and would see like a slightly foamy sediment in the water. I really don't have rust or dirt in my water at the campsite I am an annual at so I just went clearO2 filter a week ago. There is a huge difference, and now I am drinking it now instead of buying bottled water.
Fillter 1 microns not stop vairus and bacteria. Bscteria , vairus 0.2 microns. Ultrafilation 0.02 microns stop bacteria , vairus etc.
All water needs to be filterd