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sediment filter.

Trapeze · 2024-07-27 16:59:58

Would it be inadvisable to put a sediment filter on the outlet from the domestic water tank in the attic. I know it would be better on the incoming, but that would mean a lot more work. Gauze in shower and toilet feed plugging up a couple of times each year.

27-07-2024 4:59pm

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Would it be inadvisable to put a sediment filter on the outlet from the domestic water tank in the attic.
I know it would be better on the incoming, but that would mean a lot more work.
Gauze in shower and toilet feed plugging up a couple of times each year.

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#2 27-07-2024 10:45pm

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If you're experiencing issues with sediment, then yes, you could put a filter on it. The pressure won't be high coming off a tank, so bear that in mind in terms of flow.

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#3 27-07-2024 11:05pm

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That is my worry. Will it interfere with my electric shower?

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