Can the Clearsource Nomad Water Filter # CS67FR Filter Gray Water to Be Drinkable?
Updated 01/12/2022 | Published 12/23/2021
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Can this system filter gray water to be potable again?
asked by: Jeff
Helpful Expert Reply:
Yes! I confirmed with my contact at Clearsource that the Nomad RV Water Filter # CS67FR can filter gray water in order to be potable (drinkable) again. However, the filters can get clogged very quickly if you do not have a drain cover/grate installed before water enters the filtration device. I recommend a strainer like the one on the LaSalle Bristol Threaded Sink Drain w/ Basket Strainer - 3-1/2" # 34433JN1007. The strainer will help keep out larger debris from ever entering the Nomad.
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