RV Inline Water Filter, NSF Certified, 20 Microns Camper Water Filter, Reduces Bad Taste, Odors, Chlorine, Sands, Ideal for RV, Garden, Pets and Marine, 4 Pack

When you purchase these filters individually, they come with end caps to protect them from debris between uses. Unfortunately, this 4-pack came with no end caps at all. Ill improvise, but this is an unnecessary annoyance.

I use this on my intake hose when filling my water tank in my van. The water tastes better, NSF listing gives peace of mind, and the low price makes it easy to replace at the recommended 3 month interval.

This is a good quality set of RV, in-line water filters. They are individually vacuum, sealed to keep out any dust or impurities. I prefer to change out my filters regularly, especially after staying in campgrounds with questionable water quality. I haven’t had the chance to try these out camping yet, so if my experience using them is anything but stellar, I will update my review.

I picked these inline water filters up for my next camping season. Its comparable to the name brand filters at half the cost. I figured why not try it. Ive also used the Walmart branded filters compared to name brand and dont really notice much of a difference. I never drink the water from the campground so these water filters are primarily for protecting my water lines, water pump and fresh water tank from impurities.

Functions as it should. Good first step to filtering potable water. Good value when you purchase the 4 pack. Quick shipping .

These work well. Don’t take long to rinse excess carbon out before use and seem to do the job.

Works as designed

Works as it should

Fast shipping. Individually wrapped. On the filter is a sticker with a spot to write in the date of install. Or you can mark it with the change out date. It was easy to change out old for new. Water is back to tasting good in the camper.

NEVER hook up your RV to any shore water without a filter for undissolved solids. These types of filters wont do much for dissolved solids or biologics in the water (as Project Farm ably demonstrated on youtube; get an RO for that part: https://amzn.to/3CtSANN), but you may be surprised at how much sand and crud these filters will catch.