Reservoir for RO/Di
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mfdrookie516
Aquarium Free - 2+ Years
a brute trash can from home depot will work... a reservoir is just a container you use to store the water until you're ready for it
WhiteDevil
Aquarium Advice Addict
I am getting a 4 stage ro/di unit and I forgot where I got the holding tank from but Its a 65g tank that is compact enough to sit on my basement fridge.
I searched google for mine, the less you buy aquarium equipment from fish places the more money you save. my ro/di and tank cost 225 bucks shipped brand new.
I searched google for mine, the less you buy aquarium equipment from fish places the more money you save. my ro/di and tank cost 225 bucks shipped brand new.
cmor1701d
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A holding tank in the RO world is usually about a 4 gallon tank that sits under the sink to dispense RO water to your sink from.
You want a container to hold RODI water for your evaporation top off. You can use a used salt bucket if you buy those or anything. I use a BRUTE 45 gallon (round) container tha is sitting next to one sid eof my tank with a power head connected to a JBJ ATO to automatically add top off water was needed. Depending on tank size and the amount of daily evaporation you have, you may be able to get away with less. But, nothing beats the automation. I fill my 'resovoir tank' about every 3 weeks.
You want a container to hold RODI water for your evaporation top off. You can use a used salt bucket if you buy those or anything. I use a BRUTE 45 gallon (round) container tha is sitting next to one sid eof my tank with a power head connected to a JBJ ATO to automatically add top off water was needed. Depending on tank size and the amount of daily evaporation you have, you may be able to get away with less. But, nothing beats the automation. I fill my 'resovoir tank' about every 3 weeks.
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