Anyone in the Washington, D.C. Area

[143gadgets]

Hi I am looking for someone in the D.C. area that owns a Water purifier i think it is called a [acronym:41f0776e3c="Reverse osmosis"]RO[/acronym:41f0776e3c]/[acronym:41f0776e3c="Deionization"]DI[/acronym:41f0776e3c]. I would be willing to pay this person for water instead of buying it by the gallon. [acronym:41f0776e3c="Thanks in Advance"]TIA[/acronym:41f0776e3c]

[c0mf0rt]

You should be able to get this water at most grocery stores.... that's where I get mine.....

[143gadgets]

Originally Posted by c0mf0rt

You should be able to get this water at most grocery stores.... that's where I get mine.....

True, but the grocery stores in my area charge about $2 a gallon and there is no walmart near by. $2 a gallon is just way too much for me.

[c0mf0rt]

keep looking .... I can get it here for about 50 cent a gallon.......

[Strictly Marine]

try a [acronym:442cf22931="Local Fish Store"]LFS[/acronym:442cf22931]

My [acronym:3801dd90c3="Local Fish Store"]LFS[/acronym:3801dd90c3] sells for $0.25 for [acronym:3801dd90c3="Freshwater"]FW[/acronym:3801dd90c3] and $0.75 for [acronym:3801dd90c3="Saltwater"]SW[/acronym:3801dd90c3]. Machines outside the local gorcery stores sell for $0.25 as well. You probably pay $2 inside per gallon. There has to be water refilling machines (don't know what they are called) outside or inside your local grocery store.

If you have a Costco, they have [acronym:3801dd90c3="Reverse osmosis"]RO[/acronym:3801dd90c3]/[acronym:3801dd90c3="Deionization"]DI[/acronym:3801dd90c3] units there for good prices that are reliable and use replaceable filter cansiters.