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Then the tanks and hoses should be flushed several times. You'll need to filter all the water going in on every fill, even when you're flushing the tanks as you clean them. Drinking water is clearly a case of GIGO, garbage in, garbage out, but the fact is rowboats you'll never get your holding systems really sterile, so you need to slightly over-chlorinate rowboats (or otherwise treat with iodine, purification tablets, etc) the water you hold. rowboats The second part is how you filter the water at the sink. We use a double filtration system, similar to the way most of us treat our diesel. The first is an in-line RV store filter (always cheaper than boat store) that removes coarse particles, chlorine, and has a silver mesh which kills bacteria that "stand" in the stagnant water inside the filter between uses. The next filter is a PUR filter, which is even finer and takes care of those non-bacteria organisms travel books are always warning us about.
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