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11-29-2010, 05:40 AM
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Seems like a strain on natural resources.
Like drinking bottled water... it takes 7 times the amount of water in the bottle to produce it. If the few of you who mentioned it are recycling the water... good on yah... for the others that are dumping it down the drain... it's money out of your pocket everyday. Throw it my way instead.. I'll buy a fish ha ha!
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11-29-2010, 01:02 PM
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Temperature makes a big difference too.
I had an inline thermometer on my household water supply just before the RO unit. In the winter, sometimes the incoming water temp was below 5 C! The RO membrane rejection rates (and GPD) are also based on an incoming temp of 23 C. The colder the temp, the higher the rejection rate. I have heard of some setups supplying the RO unit with a mixture of hot and cold water. Mitch
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11-30-2010, 02:18 AM
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My water is included in my condo fees so I really don't see it.... But still its not good to waste something that many countries don't have. I will find a use for it... Maybe a mini ice rink on my balcony...
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