Watering can recommendations.

[LostInSpace]

Take a lot of them to fill a 100ltr+ tank

Why do we want to tug around 100kg + of water.

 

[poppycamper]

Why do we want to tug around 100kg + of water.

Why buy a van with a 100ltr+ fresh water tank, as lots have , and only have 10ltrs or so in it??

 

[LostInSpace]

Tried quite hard, but could not find a van with a 10ltr water tank.

 

[poppycamper]

Tried quite hard, but could not find a van with a 10ltr water tank.

Never said the van only had a 10ltr water tank.... What i said was why buy a van with a 100ltr water tank and only put 10ltrs in ( for example ) in reply to your "Why do we want to tug around 100kg + of water.".

 

[LostInSpace]

We bought a van wth 4 seatbelts - do we have to take two more passengers?.
We bought a van with a huge garage - do we have to fill it?
We bought a van with a radio - do we have to listen to it?
We bought a van with a spare wheel - do we have to have a puncture?

I have better things to do with 100+ Kgs of payload.

And who said all the bottles of water went in the tank?

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[Millcourt]

Thought this a bit pricey at £25.25 when we bought it last May, but it has proved to be one of the most useful extras we have purchased. It is food grade polyethylene, holds 13 litres (a useful size without being too heavy to carry when full), has a wide filler and a very functional spout for pouring directly into the filler. As a bonus, with a screw-on cap on the spout, we also use it to carry extra water when off-grid. It was recommended to us by a German MoHo couple who we saw using it. Presently not available from Amazon, but may be available elsewhere.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09PVJVG6H/?tag=mhf04-21

 

[Richard n Ann]

Why do we want to tug around 100kg + of water.

We use free Aires in France and our 90L tank is handy to have. It's optional though of course, if you use sites you can drive with it empty