RV Drinking Water Hoses
A garden hose and a drinking water hose look about the same until you taste the difference. The hoses here are made from lead-free, taste-free material rated for potable water: Valterra AquaFresh, Camco EVOFlex, the Teknor Apex Zero-G and NeverKink Pro, in coiled and straight lengths from 15 to 50 feet. Grab a spare while you're at it, because a hose dragged across a gravel pad is the first thing to spring a leak.
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Valterra AquaFresh Drinking Water Hose | 5/8" x 35', Blue, 120 PSI
Camco TastePURE Drinking Water Hose | 35 ft, 5/8" ID, Lead-Free
Valterra AquaFresh Drinking Water Hose | 1/2" x 50', Blue, 160 PSI
Camco EvoFlex2 25-Ft RV Drinking Water Hose
Camco TastePURE Drinking Water Hose | 50 ft x 5/8" ID, Lead-Free
Zero-G Drinking Water Hose | 1/2in x 25ft, Lead-Free
Camco EvoFlex Drinking Water Hose | 25 ft, 5/8" ID, Lead-Free
Camco TastePURE Premium Drinking Water Hose | 25 Ft, 5/8" ID, Lead-Free
Valterra AquaFresh High-Pressure Drinking Water Hose | 5/8" x 25', Blue
Valterra AquaFresh Taste-Free Drinking Water Hose | 25 ft, White, 120 PSI
Valterra Clear Vinyl Tubing | 3/8" ID x 100' Bulk
Camco TastePURE 50ft Drinking Water Hose | 1/2in ID, Lead-Free PVC
Teknor Apex Aquaflex Drinking Water Hose | 1/2 in x 50 ft, Dual Reinforced
Teknor Apex Neverkink Drinking Water Hose | 5/8" x 25', Lead-Free
Camco EvoFlex RV Drinking Water Hose | 10 ft, 5/8 in ID
Camco TastePURE Drinking Water Hose | 25 ft, 1/2" ID, Lead-Free PVC
Camco TastePURE Premium RV Drinking Water Hose | 10 ft, 5/8" ID
Valterra Ebonyline Drinking Water Hose | 1/2" x 25 ft, Black
Camco TastePURE RV Drinking Water Hose | 25 ft, 5/8" ID
Camco TastePURE RV Drinking Water Hose | 4 ft, 5/8 in ID
Camco TastePURE RV Drinking Water Hose | 10 ft, 1/2" ID
Camco TastePURE RV Drinking Water Hose | 4 ft, 1/2" ID
Picking the right RV drinking water hose
The color code is the easy part. White or blue means it's certified for potable water; green means it's a garden hose that'll leave a plastic taste in your coffee. Beyond that, a few things separate a hose you'll fight with from one you won't:
- Diameter and flow. Most RV hoses are 1/2" ID (like the Zero-G) or 5/8" ID (the EVOFlex and NeverKink Pro). The larger 5/8" bore moves more water, which helps shower pressure on a long run; 1/2" is lighter and coils tighter.
- Length. Buy for the longest pull you'll actually face. Twenty-five feet handles most sites, but a back-in with the spigot up front can need 35 or 50. Too much hose just means more to drain and store.
- Lead-free and taste-free. Look for it stated on the label. Older or cheaper hoses can leach; the AquaFresh and Zero-G are built specifically to stay tasteless.
- Coiled vs straight. Self-coiling hoses like the EZ Coil-N-Store and Spray-Away store small and don't puddle in the dirt, handy for short pedestal-to-inlet runs. Straight commercial-duty hose like the NeverKink resists kinking on longer pulls.
Whatever you connect, put a pressure regulator between the pedestal and the hose so a high-pressure post doesn't balloon it, and an inline water filter on the outlet end for taste. Odd thread mismatches get sorted in hose fittings & adapters.