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They pay for themselves, just remember that you will be buying replacement filters from time to time and that factors into the long term equation. Still saves money though.
 
It will be worth it just to have the water at home available to me
 
Yep, it will last at least a year, mine did and I used ALOT of water. lol The membrane doesnt need replacing for a couple years and you can replace the sediment, carbon and di cartridges when they need it, maybe 6-12 months.
 
I am considering making my 90 gallon a sw tank in addition to the 45 gal corner tank so a ro/di unit will be my best bet
 
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