Good morning Tom. All is looking good, my friend. I just returned from a week in the land of milk and honey (Washington State). Those fine people seem to have this whole legal weed thing figured out. Plenty of dispensaries, with plenty of product and to the best of my observations - no ill effects. On Friday night (we were flying out Saturday morning) I had a few grams of flower left over from the week, and I needed to find someone to gift it to. I walked to the loading dock of the hotel at about 7:00pm to burn one last bowl. As I fire it up, I see a homeless man start to walk down the alley that I'm in. I'm above the alley (on a platform) about 10 feet and I keep smoking as he walks underneath where I'm standing. All of the sudden, he slams on his breaks, he turns and looks up at me and asks if I have a cigarette that he can bum. I said, "No sir, but I have something better" and I show him the jar of flower. His eyes lit up and he joined me on the platform. We burned a bowl together and afterward, I gave him the flower, the pipe and the lighter. The good news is that I probably made his night a little more tolerable, the bad news is that I probably have SARS, now. Just kidding, but I certainly won't be telling the wife that I shared a bowl with a homeless man. It was a wonderful trip.
Enough about me... I have a lot of questions so I will space them out a little. First - your RO system. I have been reading some reviews of many different RO systems and all seem to mention the same thing that I hope you can clarify. Do you really waste 3 - 4 gallons (roughly) of tap water for every gallon of RO water that is produced? Maybe I am misunderstanding that to some degree. I just hate to waste so I would want to try to capture that "runoff" of wasted water to water my outside plants, if nothing else.