anyone put a in line filter under the sink

[GlennWest]

Would like to do this. MS water line is larger than what in see in Lowes or Home depot.

[jas24]

MS should already have water filter

[GlennWest]

Has a whole house filter. Personally we like chlorine in our water lines. The fact that we're constantly unhooking our system and moving gives me concern about bacteria. Call me paranoid or whatever but I'd rather have a in line filter under the sink for drinking water and chlorinated water in rest of coach.

[Motor31]

Another filter assembly like the one already installed using the "universal" style filters should be something you could mount in the kitchen faucet area. Another item is that by not using the charcoal filter in the "house" filter (sediment only) I don't think you are filtering out the chlorine so it stays in the system. If you use a Brita filter pitcher like item that would take care of drinking water taste and would be way easier to do than a new filter under the sink. Just a thought.

[GlennWest]

got the brita. Have ice maker too though. Chlorinated cubes. I was thinking in-line due to space. Canister would be rather cumbersome to deal with under that sink. In lines are really easy to change.

[RodeWorthy]

If you want to filter the sink supply aren't you going to need two filters? One for cold and one for hot line.

[GlennWest]

No, my ice maker line runs off the cold water also.

[john]

I think he meant Hot water line and cold water line

[GlennWest]

yes, but I see no need to filter the hot water. Just the drinking water and ice maker.