Adblu containers for drinking water (1 Viewer)

Oct 5, 2021
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I know there have been posts on this before, but they have very quickly veered off-topic to discussions on urine, urea, etc.

So had anyone actually done this, and if so, how did you clean the containers?
 

pj650

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The stuff crystallises in the container. You would need to use very hot water to clean it. I doubt very much if you cold get it all 100 % clean.
Personally I wouldn’t use one. A good quality 10 litre container would only cost a few pounds.
Much safer.
 

Camdoon

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Why buy in containers when it is cheaper from a petrol station.
 

marchie

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The stuff crystallises in the container. You would need to use very hot water to clean it. I doubt very much if you cold get it all 100 % clean.
Personally I wouldn’t use one. A good quality 10 litre container would only cost a few pounds.
Much safer.
£9.95 from Local Caravan Shop for 25 litre water container and no risk of A&E admission[otherthan for back strain!]

Steve

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I took the other route. I bought a food grade water container pi55ed in it. Washed it out. Not had any issues health-wise (if you discount the appointment my wife made for me to see a psychologist) happy days.
Thought psychiatrist was spelt differently. :rofl: :rofl:

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Jan 23, 2016
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The stuff crystallises in the container. You would need to use very hot water to clean it. I doubt very much if you cold get it all 100 % clean.
Personally I wouldn’t use one. A good quality 10 litre container would only cost a few pounds.
Much safer.


As much of a meany as I am, I have to agree buy some dedicated new water containers or some five litre OJ bottles, drink the OJ then a good wash will give you a container.

However with the overall costs of running a van, new would not dent a budget.
 
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If you absolutely have to use one, use it for flushing the toilet (decant into small squeezy drinks bottle - nice directable jet), filling the screen wash, cleaning solar panels/windows etc.

If you think about it you probably use a fair bit of water that doesn't actually go anywhere near your body.
 

Emmit

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If you're coming to Spain look out for 'Regas' water bottles. You may find them at Carreforre.
These are 8Lt. and are made of hard plastic not the wobbly stuff.

Bizarrely, I found one in a 'corner shop' in Fromista when I was doing my Camino walk three years ago.

Given half a chance, I'll be calling in on my way back to the ferry in Feb.
 
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No intention of doing so but just wondered what people thought...

When I manage to find an adblu pump I'll refuse them that way, as suggested.

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Jul 27, 2022
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Its a non toxic mix of urea and deionised water so can't see why it couldn't be used for drinking water.
 
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Its a non toxic mix of urea and deionised water so can't see why it couldn't be used for drinking water.
Its a non toxic mix of urea and deionised water so can't see why it couldn't be used for drinking water.
Ok you go first :LOL: :LOL::unsure:

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