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Ever turned on a campground spigot and… it ran brown? Same.

In this episode I sat down with Corbin Collet, CEO of Blu Tech, to talk about making RV water actually safe (and tasty) without killing your water pressure.

We get into why those cheap inline “blue canister” filters are basically bouncers that only stop big dirt (20µm), how Blu Tech’s 0.2µm + full-flow UVC setup works, and why using stainless + NSF-certified parts matters from the faucet all the way to your rig. We also hit the surprisingly underrated stuff: leak-free quick-connects, a smarter black-tank flush, the Qi Tank for chlorine/H₂S/iron, and the new Under-Sink UVC for a simple extra layer at your kitchen tap. Plus, a cool origin story: the company’s COVID-era UVC work that pivoted into RV water.

If you’ve ever said “my water still tastes weird,” there’s a good chance your lines/tank just need a proper sanitize—we cover that, too. Fewer plastic bottles, better coffee, fewer headaches. Let’s go.

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Chapters

00:00 Why we went to Blu Tech (and brown spigots)

01:00 The origin story: COVID UVC → RV water

03:10 Stainless vs plastic + why NSF parts matter

04:35 Cheap inline filters vs 0.2µm + UVC (pressure safe)

07:20 The surprise hits: quick-connects & black-tank flush

09:00 Certifications, bad taste fixes & sanitizing lines

11:05 Softener + Qi Tank (chlorine/H₂S/iron) explained

13:10 New Under-Sink UVC (simple install, extra protection)

15:05 Beyond RV: home/off-grid, defense & disaster relief

16:40 Where to buy, shows you’ll find them, final thoughts

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Nashville by RV—without the chaos. In this episode we share how we camped near Music City, what we’d do differently next time, and the truth about downtown parking (dually owners… yikes). We compare Nashville Shores vs KOA/Opryland, break down Ryman vs Opry (the move is different than you think), and hit Hattie B’s, Five Daughters, and more—plus the bypasses, lane choices, and rideshare realities that save your sanity.

You’ll learn:

• The two realistic RV basecamps for Nashville and who each is for

• When to bypass downtown vs. brave it—and why Google’s “15–20 min” is fantasy

• The dually-parking trap (and safer alternatives)

• Ryman vs Opry: tour vs show—how we’d plan it next time

• Our honest take on Country Music Hall of Fame (and what to do instead)

• Quick eats we loved (Hattie B’s heat levels, Five Daughters minis)

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We RV’d to Wisconsin Dells and turned the trip into your complete guide—what it’s really like to tow in, which campgrounds to pick (and avoid with big rigs), classic mini golf, the Upper Dells boat tour, can’t-miss breakfast spots(Paul Bunyan’s Cook Shanty!), and a bucket-list supper club (Ishnala on Mirror Lake). We also share weekday crowd hacks, road-closure gotchas, height/grade notes, and what we’d do differently.

What’s inside

• Driving in: detours, county roads, shoulders, weekday hack

• Where we stayed: Sherwood Forest RV Park (tight turns, big-rig section, steep hill)

• What to do: Upper Dells boat tour, Ducks, Pirate’s Cove & Timber Falls mini golf

• What to eat: Paul Bunyan’s Cook Shanty (donuts!), Courtyard Café, Ishnala supper club, Cow’s Corner (Rome, WI)

• RV sizes that fit, parking tips, budget & our honest verdict