Bad day - RO unit apparently had water in it over the winter...

[FishyFishy!]

Haha sweet! I'll check when I get home......but one has to wonder how the heck does one aquire extra canisters?? Lol

[hillegom]

These are the cheapest I have found.
http://www.isopurewater.com/10-inch-...gs_c_1136.html

[toytech]

e bay has housings for sale as well.

[Delphinus]

You can definitely replace the canisters.

Come to think of it. .. I think I have sourced at least 2 replacement cannisters from Michika when mine would have little incidents of one kind or another. Just how many of them are you sitting on ??? Not that I'm complaining because .. you know .. thank you ... and stuff ...

[FishyFishy!]

Is there a common size for these things?

Mine looks to be 10" X 4.5"

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Sorry to hear about your incident...If you cannot find them anywhere I am sure I could order a couple for you and be here within couple days,let me know.

[StirCrazy]

just go into any store that sells water filtration equipment, should be about 5 bucks or so for each housing.

one point, your membrains should be kept wet when not in use, if they dry out they will need to be replaced, so I always store my RO unit inside and full of water, but I use mine year round also.

Steve

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

just go into any store that sells water filtration equipment, should be about 5 bucks or so for each housing.

one point, your membrains should be kept wet when not in use, if they dry out they will need to be replaced, so I always store my RO unit inside and full of water, but I use mine year round also.

Steve

Yeah note for next time. But there shouldn't be a next time when my build is done (whenever that is...). This one is the permanent one lol.