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Oh, good question Major.
Right there is the RV Dump for the campers.. It is entirely a separate system from my garden, including the hose. Even though the spigot has a black flow stopper on it, for safety, and for county codes, the hose and flushing system for it is supposed to be clearly marked as unsafe water.
Also, just for extra precaution, even though our main water tanks are kept filtered and injected with chlorine, and I'm one of the persons who tests the chlorine levels, the water here is generally called non potable. The Manganese, not Magnesium, Manganese levels often test higher than recommended.
I drink water that I either buy in town that is filtered, or just fill from a spigot in town by filling 6 five gallon water bottles and one 3 gallon bottle. I never let those get low, usually needing to fill 1 to 3 water jugs when I go to town.
The water here is fine for showering and washing dishes.
Right there is the RV Dump for the campers.. It is entirely a separate system from my garden, including the hose. Even though the spigot has a black flow stopper on it, for safety, and for county codes, the hose and flushing system for it is supposed to be clearly marked as unsafe water.
Also, just for extra precaution, even though our main water tanks are kept filtered and injected with chlorine, and I'm one of the persons who tests the chlorine levels, the water here is generally called non potable. The Manganese, not Magnesium, Manganese levels often test higher than recommended.
I drink water that I either buy in town that is filtered, or just fill from a spigot in town by filling 6 five gallon water bottles and one 3 gallon bottle. I never let those get low, usually needing to fill 1 to 3 water jugs when I go to town.
The water here is fine for showering and washing dishes.