daugen
Epic Contributor
I'd have to fence the back yard, since I am too close to the road in the front.
too bad they don't make toilets for dogs. Other than my lawn.
Maybe a size or two above Sassy, but not so big they can't sit comfortably on passenger seat of rv, or
of course on the couch behind me. Or if they like vibration...right on the floor.
then dealing with canine output is even tougher. Had a good friend with a very small yappy dog
that lived on their yacht with them in Aventura FL and owner made a poop area on back deck with a piece of sod
from nearby Lowes. He'd get a new piece of sod every month or so. Dogs aren't likely to poop in the water if you stop and they
jump in, so if you travel with animals on the water, way out on the water, it is something you need to plan for.
the dogs here look mighty well loved. And well scratched.
headed back out rv to install that water filter, it fits great under the sink, and
I just know I'll jinx myself by saying it looks pretty easy to install. They even give you a stick on template
to put on the wall, which the filter totally covers, showing you where to screw in the two mounting screws.
Reasonably idiot proofed. I got down in there with my flashlight, and studied the fittings.
I think this will work. Can only do the cold water line, which is fine. It's what I put in the coffee maker and hopefully what will be
drinkable. That will make four inline filters before I drink the water. I figure the hot water gets hot enough to sterilize potable water.
gets hot enough I can't keep my hands under it on full hot, so pretty hot. Probably should turn it down but it helps while taking a shower.
I like it on the hotter side anyway.
now that I think of it....I have an IR heat gun in rv. I need to test the water temp. I keep it for checking out electrical panels
Learned that living aboard a boat, particularly when you had a 100 amp wife on a 50 amp boat.
too bad they don't make toilets for dogs. Other than my lawn.
Maybe a size or two above Sassy, but not so big they can't sit comfortably on passenger seat of rv, or
of course on the couch behind me. Or if they like vibration...right on the floor.
then dealing with canine output is even tougher. Had a good friend with a very small yappy dog
that lived on their yacht with them in Aventura FL and owner made a poop area on back deck with a piece of sod
from nearby Lowes. He'd get a new piece of sod every month or so. Dogs aren't likely to poop in the water if you stop and they
jump in, so if you travel with animals on the water, way out on the water, it is something you need to plan for.
the dogs here look mighty well loved. And well scratched.
headed back out rv to install that water filter, it fits great under the sink, and
I just know I'll jinx myself by saying it looks pretty easy to install. They even give you a stick on template
to put on the wall, which the filter totally covers, showing you where to screw in the two mounting screws.
Reasonably idiot proofed. I got down in there with my flashlight, and studied the fittings.
I think this will work. Can only do the cold water line, which is fine. It's what I put in the coffee maker and hopefully what will be
drinkable. That will make four inline filters before I drink the water. I figure the hot water gets hot enough to sterilize potable water.
gets hot enough I can't keep my hands under it on full hot, so pretty hot. Probably should turn it down but it helps while taking a shower.
I like it on the hotter side anyway.
now that I think of it....I have an IR heat gun in rv. I need to test the water temp. I keep it for checking out electrical panels
Learned that living aboard a boat, particularly when you had a 100 amp wife on a 50 amp boat.
lucky kids.
