Just use a hose from the water point to the barrel and top-up the barrel up each morning - only takes a few seconds.I have a 2020 Swift Elegance and am thinking of getting a mains water converter. Does anyone have a good or bad experience and can advise the best to get?
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If you are on a serviced pitch and have continuous water supply and grey water drainage, you may want to use the facility. I know 40L is enough most days for two people but with endless water flowing you can indulge in a long shower each and never worry about getting soaped up and stuck in the shower looking like a shaving brush.Just use a hose from the water point to the barrel and top-up the barrel up each morning - only takes a few seconds.
You must have a wonderful boiler to do that, for me it is a close call when the hot tap starts going cold. after a short spell in there.If you are on a serviced pitch and have continuous water supply and grey water drainage, you may want to use the facility. I know 40L is enough most days for two people but with endless water flowing you can indulge in a long shower each and never worry about getting soaped up and stuck in the shower looking like a shaving brush.
Serviced pitches don't provide unlimited supply of HOT water - a long cold shower holds no appeal.If you are on a serviced pitch and have continuous water supply and grey water drainage, you may want to use the facility. I know 40L is enough most days for two people but with endless water flowing you can indulge in a long shower each and never worry about getting soaped up and stuck in the shower looking like a shaving brush.
We have Alde heating and use the boost system. This prioritises domestic water heating over room heating. The hot water temperature at the boiler reservoir is raised so that the dilution ratio (hot/cold mix) actually gives more volume of mixed warm water in the shower. We have never run out of hot water in the shower. (But we may have done if the Aquaroll emptied)You must have a wonderful boiler to do that, for me it is a close call when the hot tap starts going cold. after a short spell in there.
We have an endless supply of hot water if on a fully serviced pitch. If not we are limited to 80l of hot water.You must have a wonderful boiler to do that, for me it is a close call when the hot tap starts going cold. after a short spell in there.