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Re: drinking water
[Re: DuxDweller]
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09/04/2019 11:49 AM
09/04/2019 11:49 AM
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Posts: 1,120 Petoskey, MI
CottageGirl
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We go with one gallon per person for every 2 days of the charter. 1/2 gallon minimum per person per day. It’s a lot of gallon jugs but you’ll find creative places to tuck them on the boat :-) Gallon jugs - just let everyone refill their cups throughout the day (and here’s my pitch for everyone bringing their own tervis tumbler for the week!)
Don’t drink from the tank. We have a boat that we’re on all summer. We have 2 100 gallon water tanks. Think about this: the water comes through a hose, into a plastic tank, sits there, then gets refilled - all,charter season long. We use a brita water pitcher on our boat (not feasible for a charter I know).
Last edited by CottageGirl; 09/04/2019 11:53 AM.
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