Distilled water

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Use Distilled , it is only 65 cents a gallon,

Bill 88 FC Michigan

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Ron Thompson
wrote:
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> I have lived in New Jerse, New York, Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh)
Memphis, TN, Louisiana, and Texas and Waller, Tx. is the hardest
water I have ever come across. However, I have lived here for nearly
30 years now and have never used anything but tap water in all my
vehicles and farm implements and have never had a problem of any kind
related to mineral deposits in the water handling systems.
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> Just a thought for consideration.
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> Ron Thompson
> Waller, Tx.
> 1995 42' BB
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> Pete Masterson
wrote: My mom bought one of the
first Mercedes Benz automobiles imported
> into the U.S. when MBZ was setting up it's distribution system in
> 1956. The owner's manual stated (as best I recall): "If outside
of
> Germany, you should use distilled water for the radiator, as
water
> elsewhere is not of the purity standards of German water."
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> However, we used tap water (and anti-freeze) and the car ran for
> 250,000 miles before it was sold (still running).
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> If your local water is very high in mineral content, you might
want
> to use distilled -- or "drinking" water from the supermarket --
but
> in most cases, it isn't necessary.
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> Pete Masterson
> aeonix1@...
> '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42'
> El Sobrante, CA
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> On Jun 26, 2007, at 7:19 AM, Jon wrote:
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> > This is sort of an odd ball question but recently while
replacing my
> > antifreeze in one of my cars I was told to use distilled water
for
> > the coolant water. How many people here have gone through that
> > process of just using distilled water in there cooing systems?
It
> > kind of makes since but could this be just over the top or is
this a
> > good idea? Do you think the manufactures used distilled water
when
> > they put our motor homes together? Oh well just a thought.
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