Another: “and everything else mystery”...
The water 💦 has been off at our house 🏡 all day today and I’m not sure if it’s just ours or everyone else’s too. This seems to be a recurring thing in Hua Hin compared to Pran Buri and north where we were staying. We have water buckets for these scenarios but I’m wondering about our water pump in this rental in general.
It appears to be a typical Thai bought Mitsubishi brand and I’m wondering if there’s anything better out there on the market for a one story 2bd/2bth house where Th e seaweed wouldn’t clog the lines. (I believe the “seaweed” is clogging the lines because that’s what I see in the garden hoses as I often replace them every 3-6m).
I know we’re S.O.L. 🤬 if the city pipes are broken and we try to use the pump to get water unless I don’t understand how pumps work very well 🤷🏾♂️ . However, there are times when the pump just doesn’t work even when our neighbors houses get water💧.
Question in a nutshell 🥜 is.... Is there a better water pump on the market we should be upgrading to to avoid not having water when we need it or is what we have right for our house? T.I.A. 🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
An expat in Hua Hin is experiencing recurring water outages and seeks advice on upgrading their Mitsubishi water pump for a one-story, 2-bedroom house to avoid these issues. Community responses suggest considering the pump's specifications, the importance of a water storage tank to buffer against low city supply, and the potential for algae clogging hoses. Several users recommend specific pump models and emphasize ensuring proper maintenance and filtration to manage water quality.
