I have compiled some tips to help your camping experiences.
Almost every tap supplying water in western Europe is safe to drink from. Water quality is very high. However I have found that the water supply on some campsites can be heavily treated with chlorines and other chemicals. It is always worth checking a water supply before you use it, but in western Europe you will generally be fine.
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This website is the result of my Mercedes Sprinter campervan conversion, and my 9 month trip through Europe.
I am constantly expanding this website, and will be doing another conversion and trip soon. I hope this website is useful to you, and I hope you like it :o)
In Australia the tap water is generally safe to drink. In rural places somethimes it pays to boil the water before drinking it.
what I do is buy a few rolls of that gripy mat. you can get it cheap from discount shops. use it by cutting it into any shape you fancy. and anything you put on top stays there. cut coasters for mugs. or cut a large rectangle to put hot trays and pans on your work tops. Also cook some simple meals and freeze them into microwaveable and freezable containers. And when you feel peckish but not wanting to slave over a hot stove. pop one in the microwave for a few mins.
Just found this website and it's been very helpful. Thank you.
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