Good RO unit?

[lecithin]

I am getting sick of purchasing RO water for wally world. Its not that its expensive but we loose enough water over a weeks time for it to add up. So my question is, what are a few good units to look at. I really dont care about gallons per day, I just need enough to keep that top off going and for the occasional water change. Hell w/5 gallons a day I'd be fine, I could probably get away with 2 gallons a day (factoring in the water changes) Now I'm sure there probably isn't a unit that does that little but I'm just stating what I need
I also live in an apt and as such can't hook it up to my water line. Are there units that resemble a brita water filter where you just pour water in and then store it elsewhere?

 

[t316]

I was in the same predicament...finally got sick of it & bought a RO/DI unit from the filterguys. Just now getting it up online and life is so much easier

 

[patandlace]

Airwaterice makes a nice compact reefers unit.

 

[acrylic51]

AirWaterIce Typhoon III, Spectrapure makes extremely nice units as well, but costly.

 

[dmjordan]

typhoon III. you can also do a diy one.

 

[wildjosh]

Where can you find a airwaterice typhoonIII?

 

[coraljunky]

Originally Posted by Wildjosh
Where can you find a airwaterice typhoonIII?
airwaterice.com I have the Typhoon III Extreme

 

[wildjosh]

My problem is finding a place to store RO/DI water in a small condo

 

[florida joe]

coralife makes a nice small unit not to expensive but all units need pressure to force the water through the filters, either by you house pressure or a designated pump on the unit

 

[lecithin]

they must have a fixture to hook it up to the tap? Then that would provide the pressure?

 

[florida joe]

Originally Posted by Lecithin
they must have a fixture to hook it up to the tap? Then that would provide the pressure?
yes in most cases some homes with well water may take a longer time to give your the GPD that the unit states so you can got to a designated pump