bigken462
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Hey guys, now that I got moved, I'm about to fire up the burners again. The house I have moved into has a water heater close by. In the past, I've always just used a double filter on a water hose from the outside faucet. Since I knew I would someday be moving, I never made a effort to hard plumb anything into the brew house. Now that I'm moved, my options have opened up a bit.
Overall my water is clear and tasty just the way it is, but I still prefer to filter just in case. My initial plans are to hard plumb both hot and cold water faucets to use inside the garage to eliminate the hassle of water hoses. Would the hot temps from the water heater be too much for the plastic canisters? I'm debating on putting a filter both on the cold and hot water faucets that I will be plumbing into the garage. The hot water heater is in the basement, but there is easy access to the wall that the garage is located. I keep the temp on the water heater set at 150*
Below is the filters I currently use. I purchased them to filter beer, but eventually learned this was just a waste of time and money when patience and time did the same thing. What would ya'll do?
Overall my water is clear and tasty just the way it is, but I still prefer to filter just in case. My initial plans are to hard plumb both hot and cold water faucets to use inside the garage to eliminate the hassle of water hoses. Would the hot temps from the water heater be too much for the plastic canisters? I'm debating on putting a filter both on the cold and hot water faucets that I will be plumbing into the garage. The hot water heater is in the basement, but there is easy access to the wall that the garage is located. I keep the temp on the water heater set at 150*
Below is the filters I currently use. I purchased them to filter beer, but eventually learned this was just a waste of time and money when patience and time did the same thing. What would ya'll do?