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Carver 41 CMY Questions

Anything related to the operation of your boat. Steering, Bilge Pumps, thru-hulls, bottom paint, etc.
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Re: Carver 41 CMY Questions

Postby denpooch » May 22nd, 2019, 10:06 pm

My boat came with a refrigerator as opposed to an ice maker. I am happy about that because as tomschauer suggests, who wants ice 'made' from 'on board' water. I used the ice maker on my old boat to store ice which I purchased and brought to the boat. A friend just installed a nice looking 'Isotherm' stainless steel unit on his boat.

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Re: Carver 41 CMY Questions

Postby Midnightsun » May 23rd, 2019, 4:05 am

who wants ice 'made' from 'on board' water.


This is a whole other topic but yes we cook with and drink our on board water all the time and have done so on the previous boats. There is a proper way to commission and maintain the potable water tank and the lines throughout the boat plus the addition of a filtration system in my case. Will eventually post the way we do this in a new topic.
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Re: Carver 41 CMY Questions

Postby Viper » May 23rd, 2019, 6:42 am

Ya drinking your potable water is totally doable if it's properly set up and managed. Filters required, and system cleansing and water maintenance are a must. Your boating habits also play a large roll in determining how you maintain your water system.

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