kilofey
Member
Long story short, ive never used an ro/di unit before & the guy I bought it from had the good water & bad water mixed up, he told ne the good was the bad and the bad was the good. So I bought all new filters just in case & the lfs guy helped me by showing me how it works & which is good water ect...
so I got all that squared away, now I wonder about the sediment filter. I have well water with high iron, I let it run all day while I was at work today and now the sediment filter is iron yellow after one day, is that normal? When I had it outside, where it was filtering straight well water, the sediment filter looked fine. Now it is in my garage where there is filtered well water and the filter is bright yellow, why could this be happening? (i now know that ro/di units outside Is bad, thats why it has been moved)
If it makes a difference, I have no idea how many microns the old sediment filter was but the new one is .5 microns
so I got all that squared away, now I wonder about the sediment filter. I have well water with high iron, I let it run all day while I was at work today and now the sediment filter is iron yellow after one day, is that normal? When I had it outside, where it was filtering straight well water, the sediment filter looked fine. Now it is in my garage where there is filtered well water and the filter is bright yellow, why could this be happening? (i now know that ro/di units outside Is bad, thats why it has been moved)
If it makes a difference, I have no idea how many microns the old sediment filter was but the new one is .5 microns