Got my ro/di yesterday for 140

[catera]

got it off ---- but he is a filter dealer. 50 gpd did 1 gallon in 20 minutes today at lunch. It provided nice easy instructions, at 20 mins it definately would do 50 gpd and i dont have great water pressure. he has a three year warranty, i does have it looks close to 3 to 1 good bad water ratio. I am quite happy with my purchase and im sure my fish are too!!!

 

[predator]

I have a lfs across the street from my house. I have seven 5g jugs I keep filled with there ro water. I currently have the house up for sale and when it goes I plan on getting a unit. But I just do not know wich to get. Congrats on the new equipment.

 

[bagofsalt]

Catera,
and what brand is that ?
Reuben
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[broomer5]

Way to go Catera !
Guess it all worked out well.
Hey one thing maybe worth mentioning.
Depending on what you were using for freshwater before ... tap, bottled water, bottled RO, etc.,
You may now notice switching to RO/DI water, that your pH or alkalinity may drop a little over time more so than in the past. This may require you to use a pH or alkalinity buffer.
I say this because this happened to me.
Your results may be entirely different though.
Either way - just thought I'd mention it to you.
Sounds like you are pleased.
See ya,