Would this be a good RO unit?

[asbury030]

is this a good r/ohttp://209.15.53.70/popup.asp?product_id=23

 

[asbury030]

bump

 

[asbury030]

oh but did it work good?

 

[asbury030]

bump

 

[asbury030]

well i cant afford a nice RO unit right now.

 

[asbury030]

:notsure:

 

[jauringer]

buy distilled and save your money for a better RO

 

[asbury030]

well this is only 30 bucks.Would it be good just to use for a while?

 

[asbury030]

ok thank you.

 

[beaslbob]

I don't recommend any ro/di unit.

 

[asbury030]

y?

 

[asbury030]

hey kip some of the carbon came out of my filter cart. on to the sand should i get the carbon off the sand?:notsure:

 

[asbury030]

wow what does that big word mean?:notsure:

 

[nas19320]

Remove it so it looks nicer.

 

[asbury030]

ok if i get this r/o Unit will i have to add anything to the water?

 

[reefnut]

Just to clarify, that is more of a DI not a RO. I used one for a while. Unless you have really good water to start with it will cost you more than purchasing distilled or purchasing RO water.

 

[asbury030]

what do you mean>:thinking:

 

[nas19320]

Depending on the TDS of your tap water it may just be a lot cheaper to buy water than use that unit until you get a RO/DI unit. If you tap water has a high TDS your gonna burn through those cartridge quickly and at about $20 each it won't be cheap. Those cartridge on average only last between 25 - 50 gallons.

 

[asbury030]

oh ok thank you.