Reply To: Mobile Shower Programs

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02/04/2021 at 7:28 pm #1708
Michal Cedrych
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    On the topic of filters I believe it is best practise to have at a minimum some type of mesh screen filter to prevent large objects entering the pump and causing damage. These types of filters do not improve the water quality and consequently have little impact on the pumps performance.

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