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I live in Coquitlam, and I have been using tap water for the past 4 years, running it only through an old carbon filter.
Have been getting red turf algae and redness on sand. I definitely do not overfeed. Just bought a vertex ro/di so i've been slowly introducing ro/di water into my 65 gallon. We'll see in a couple of months if this will solve the algae problem. I am shocked how inefficient ro/di's are. Such a waste of water to make purified water!! |
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I bet I flush more water down my toilet in a day than my rodi "wastes" in a week. Sure you send water down the drain but just picture how much water you drain after you fill the bathtub once or wash a load of laundry.
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I collect the RO system waste water. There are many uses for it, including toilet flushing. Win- win. My issue/concern is the quarterly water bill more than any waste.
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I just purchased the Vertex Puratek Deluxe RO/DI from J&K Aquatics. Price was good And the less headache the better!
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