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02-02-2007, 09:51 PM
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Faucet Adapter Hose Diamater?
I walked into Home Depot today like a big dork... I'm not a handy man, at all. I admit it, I am freakin' clueless when it comes to this stuff.
I will be recieving an Aquasafe RO/DI unit this weekend, and need the faucet adapter for it. I went into HD asking for a "faucet adapter for a reverse osmosis unit" and got the odd stare. Then after explaining myself, the guy says I must have the diamater of the hose ? I don't know if I SHOULD know this, but I don't.. I am trying to figure this out ASAP before work gets out so I can stop there before heading home. So if you know, please let me know! Thanks for the help...
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02-02-2007, 10:07 PM
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It just dawned on me... not all faucets are the same size, are they? Ahh.. I'll have to try it out and go from there I suppose!
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20g BB Mixed Reef // Coralife 150w HQI // AquaC Nano // Koralia 1 & Seio 820 // Jager 200w // AC50 Last edited by OCDP; 02-02-2007 at 10:12 PM.
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02-02-2007, 10:14 PM
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Yah, good luck with that!
 HD staff aren't always the sharpest knives in the drawer,(sometimes they are). you can also use the ice machine hook up, should be the same hose. looks sorta like this:http://www.hammerzone.com/archives/p...g/plrfw67a.jpg
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02-03-2007, 03:31 AM
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Not knowing the type of plumbing you have in your house it's hard to suggest a permanent install (copper or plastic) but you might want to think along those lines.
RO is quite slow and it takes a while to fill your pressure tank(if you have one) so it might tie up your tap for a long time. Also remember that an RO unit runs best if the water entering is around 70 degrees. Sorry I don't know what that is in celsius. A 25 foot lenght of hose will allow it to heat up a bit more then straight from the tap. I run mine into a bucket full of water with a heater in it. This keep the flow at it's maximum.
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02-03-2007, 03:41 AM
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Wait - faucet adapter, you don't mean this, do you?
 if not - then all you need to do is just tell them you want to install an ice maker. Same hoses. I asked, they said "No, we don't have nothing like that" - Then I looked. Plumbing section, water treatment/ice maker/etc section. Too bad you weren't in Surrey, I know where it is at my local HD now 
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