Fresh Water Tank Overflow and Vent Function

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Original Member Title: Water tank overflow/vent questions
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Members said the original question about an open fresh water tank overflow was most likely answered by a combined vent and overflow line that must remain open so air can escape while filling and enter while the pump draws water. For RVs with pressurized tank fill and no gravity fill, several members said the vent is still required to prevent tank damage from overfilling or suction, and one member with a similar Winnebago setup described an open line from the top of the tank that exited under...
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But the water filter removes the chorine,
That depends on what filter you choose to use. There are sediment filters that do not remove chlorine.
Now we do have a 3M filter under the galley sink which they don't make filters for anymore and I think I'm on my last filter.
If you are thinking of a specific filter that may be but 3M does still manufacture the Aqua-Pure systems and at least some replacement filters are still in production. Also Amazon carries several versions of it.
 
If you are thinking of a specific filter that may be but 3M does still manufacture the Aqua-Pure systems and at least some replacement filters are still in production. Also Amazon carries several versions of it.
This is the filter, not made any more but if I recall I found substitutes out there. I had better start looking as my last one is 2 years old although it hasn't had very much water through it.

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