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Re: Reverse Osmosis..what are you using?
I got my Reverse Osmosis system today!!! Wow I am impressed.
Shipping came in just 5 day's after the order was placed online, i talked to customer service and they were helpful, friendly, and knew there products well which was very comforting.
The unit came fully assembled as the filter, the DI unit was on a separate mountable rack. I also ordered a sink diverter valve so I can easily switch between sink and R/O water which installed very quickly. Plenty of tubing came with the unit so I was able to cut to desired length. All of the connectors are as simple as shoving the hose in and it's done... awesome!!
So upon hooking up the system, which took a whole 10 minutes if even that, I also installed a ball valve so I could switch between R/O water for drinking, and R/O with DI water for plants...
The system was instructed to run for 1 hour before use to flush out any carbon and extra materials used in manufacture so I did this and an hour later I tested the output to see how fast I was getting water...
I used a 2.5 gallon jug from the store and it only took about 25 minutes to fill up all the way.... pretty quick for a R/O without booster pump!!
Waste Water tube
Drinking water output
Now the true test...
I tested the PPM of the sink water directly out the sink, out of the R/O and out of the R/O with DI and here are the results...
regular sink water
R/O water without DI
R/O water with DI
Labeled the output tubes so I didn't get confused
I wasn't able to test the PH of the water due to my PH meter's batteries getting low, and with R/O and D/I water, sometimes the electrode wont read accurately because there is no conductivity of pure water... Will try with the drops and show pics of my digital when its done :
Hope this helps anyone...took lots of research to make this decision and really happy I did..
I got my Reverse Osmosis system today!!! Wow I am impressed.
Shipping came in just 5 day's after the order was placed online, i talked to customer service and they were helpful, friendly, and knew there products well which was very comforting.
The unit came fully assembled as the filter, the DI unit was on a separate mountable rack. I also ordered a sink diverter valve so I can easily switch between sink and R/O water which installed very quickly. Plenty of tubing came with the unit so I was able to cut to desired length. All of the connectors are as simple as shoving the hose in and it's done... awesome!!
So upon hooking up the system, which took a whole 10 minutes if even that, I also installed a ball valve so I could switch between R/O water for drinking, and R/O with DI water for plants...
The system was instructed to run for 1 hour before use to flush out any carbon and extra materials used in manufacture so I did this and an hour later I tested the output to see how fast I was getting water...
I used a 2.5 gallon jug from the store and it only took about 25 minutes to fill up all the way.... pretty quick for a R/O without booster pump!!
Waste Water tube
Drinking water output
Now the true test...
I tested the PPM of the sink water directly out the sink, out of the R/O and out of the R/O with DI and here are the results...
regular sink water
R/O water without DI
R/O water with DI
Labeled the output tubes so I didn't get confused
I wasn't able to test the PH of the water due to my PH meter's batteries getting low, and with R/O and D/I water, sometimes the electrode wont read accurately because there is no conductivity of pure water... Will try with the drops and show pics of my digital when its done :
Hope this helps anyone...took lots of research to make this decision and really happy I did..