reverse osismos units?

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clownface

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this question may be dumb but i went to the auction site and thay have units for drinking and reef units for water, if i buy a ro,di unit from home depot it has got to be the same thing, and if anybody wants to pass on what unit they have and if they like it.i am on a well and the water sucks so i have to go and get my water
 
A RO/DI unit is a RO/DI unit. Like cars, price and quality varies. You can either opt for an old beat up chevy or go for the Lamborghini. Everything is a matter of personal preferences and the thickness of your wallet. :wink: The units sold at the links provided by tecwizard look like fairly good quality to me. The final decision is yours. HTH

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I recommend getting the filterdirect one with the drinking water kit. you don't need it for the fish, but it's damn nice having a tap off the RO (before the DI) with a pressure tank and a faucet. Water tastes great, and I've saved a ton over the cost of crappy britta type filters. I have had the filterdirect 6100 for a year now. no complaints. was around 135 shipped. I think they're a touch more now, maybe 150.
 
I am on a Well to and the RO at home Depot work good for fresh water. I know this because my In-Law have it. So I would guess it would be just as good for salt. They had it for a year. I got mine from ebay hoping the filter at Home depot work for mine. I don't want to have to keep ordering mine from the net.
 
Get the one from filter-direct, If you order that one the 100gpd, tell them you want the Dow 75gpd instead. Its better, the 100gpd doesnt take everything out and leaks sometimes.
 
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