Winter time - how can I wash it indoors?
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The water is actually safe for humans and cattle to drink...but I'm provided with bottled water for drinking and cooking. We also get water in town for the chickens. The odd part is it isn't rated for watering plants, but that's because anything in the water that goes into a plant stays in the plant, they can't process it like animals.
You only notice it on the shower walls, it doesn't seem like anything bad to be bathing in. The clothes don't come out as nice from the washing machine as compared to using city water but they're still fine.
I can wash the truck with it and get the big mess off...but it's never clean enough to wax.
I'm just trying to figure out how much pressure and flow I need from a pump. Then I'll plumb up a small tank to a small water heater using a gravity feed setup, and hook up the pump to the output of the water heater.
You only notice it on the shower walls, it doesn't seem like anything bad to be bathing in. The clothes don't come out as nice from the washing machine as compared to using city water but they're still fine.
I can wash the truck with it and get the big mess off...but it's never clean enough to wax.
I'm just trying to figure out how much pressure and flow I need from a pump. Then I'll plumb up a small tank to a small water heater using a gravity feed setup, and hook up the pump to the output of the water heater.
get a 12v rv water pump
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#34
u could even run a propane rv water heater if you can find one used. they are pretty good like on demand almost.
#35
I ended up with a 250 gal tank that will fit in the back of my older truck. I just ordered a SHURflo 2088-554-144 pump. It runs on12VDC, pumps 3.5 gpm, and can produce 45 psi. I don't have it yet but when it arrives I'm going to try using it with a regular garden hose sprayer. This way I can fill the tank in town with good water, and use it to wash my shiny truck and to water some apple trees we are getting ready to plant this year.
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