Put this under isn’t this strange. The kitchen water faucet has a milky look to it, non greasy and no smell. It is in both hot and cold water and is only at the kitchen faucet, not bath sink, toilet, or shower. I have purged the system several times with bleach, yet the milky look still remains. Anybody have any ideas?

We have a gas/electric Atwood water heater with a single on/off switch. Does anyone have any experience in adding the Atwood dual switch which gives you the choice of electric or propane or both?

My wife’s daughter has a 2005 Forest River Sandpiper fiver. It has been connected to shore power for approximately 2 weeks. Battery is a Marine Everstart 12V that was new when she bought it about 1 month ago. Yesterday I discovered it was boiling over so I disconnected it, but unsure of how to fix the problem or what steps to take to resolve the…[Read more]