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| Algae Farmer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Manhattan
Posts: 1,124
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1. RO/DI unit pays for itself 2. You can find a used setup for south of $50 3. You can explain that you'll never have to buy drinking water again!* 4. Show pictures of the sludge the prefilters catch to naysayers 5. Don't EVER use tap water, you'll regret it without even knowing 6. RO/DI unit pays for itself, it's like the Flowbee (snicker) 7. No, seriously, RO/DI unit pays for itself 8. You can always resell it if all fails 9. Makes great ice 10. RO/DI unit pays for itself* *just make sure you bypass the DI when making drinking water. I bought my RO/DI unit for $35 used, then bought new filters, membrane, upgraded GPH to 100 & once I showed my wife (& everyone who comes over) the prefilter, there are no arguments. I used to be an avid tap water drinker/tank topperoffer. |
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| Thats Mr. Clown to you! Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Clifton NJ
Posts: 260
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Then again, that green cap water label reads "made from RO"...it might me RO waste.. Like The big MD is 100% beef...lol BTW, whats the best place to buy replacement RO parts? (filter, ETC) |
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| Algae Farmer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Manhattan
Posts: 1,124
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Edit: There was a nasty pic of a prefilter that has since been removed. Looked like it was dipped in mud after 10 months of use in Brooklyn. I showed it to my wife & she was sold! Last edited by bigbris1; 11-26-2007 at 01:55 PM. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| | #28 |
| need tank crash insurance Join Date: May 2007 Location: queens
Posts: 290
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How long would it take for these dangerous effects to happen? Aside from hair and slime algae, suppose you continue to use tap how long would it take the water to destroy my tank? Has anyone used tap water with ill effects? Just curious. |
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