Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Filtration

[KiLoEleMeNt]

1500 gallons and its locked lol it was slightly used but epic fail just as we all suspected however the water on the other end came out really nice its ph-0.0 ppm40 tastes slightly of minerals compared to my ro however it has a softer and cleaner taste than my tap. now I guess the real mystery is what will cost more my water bill new carbon filters or a nice holding pond as u described (I think I like this idea best I was wanting to put in a water feature anyway and can run it directly into it from the wall exit I have as my room is my guest house this may just work out perfectly for me its all location location lo cost

 

[Buzzer777]

I use the ISpring RCC7 WQA 5-Stage it works great.
Check out various models and reviews of reverse osmosis systems on
https://iwaterpurification.com/best...e_8211_best_under_sink_reverse_osmosis_system

This is a pretty old thread..but RO setups are needed for many of us..

Been using an ROPURE from Watts for a few yrs now..Brings my 200ppm (+) tap down to .1 or less. Added a second 3 gallon storage tank for the increased needs of plants (before, just for us and the dogs). Works well, and filter changing is a snap..as is maintenance.