reverse/osmosis

[JASONinNM]

Hello I was wondering hat is the cheapest way of optaining R/O water? I'm away of wall mart ( not prices though) what I'm womdering is if there is any kind of faucet attatchment filters? Like the "pur" brand filters?? Or are these simply not. Enough???

 

[Crepe]

Those aren't R/O they are just carbon filters. A decent r/o unit should run 150-200 with membranes. I'd check craigslist or a hardware store.

 

[iDream]

airwaterice has some good stuff for pretty cheap

 

[uscamaro]

Ebay has RO/DI units for ~$125 (I got my 100gpd from FilterDirect for $140). You can hook them right up under your sink. They are the cheapest ways of obtaining RO water. Check out NickRummy's thread about it:

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forum...w-much-to-produce-my-own-ro-water-137331.html



*Is it just me or has there been 5 new threads on this same thing in the past 48 hours?

 

[cmor1701d]

I just attach my RODI unit to my sink when I need to make more water. I use a garden hose attachment and a garden hose adapter for the sink.

Make sure to get the DI cartridge, not just the RO unit.

 

[jenatron]

*Is it just me or has there been 5 new threads on this same thing in the past 48 hours?

I've noticed it a lot recently, not just about RO/DI, but a couple topics, like "I have ammonia in my water!" etc.

(Sorry for off-topic!)