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Old 10/12/2007, 06:04 AM
Dave VG Dave VG is offline
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Help with RO-DI purchase

Looking at the filter guys RO-DI unit for $199.00

http://www.thefilterguys.biz/ro_di_systems.htm

Third one up from bottom. Anyone have one from here? Looking for info and feedback.
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Old 10/12/2007, 06:17 AM
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I've been looking to get one here: http://www.purewaterclub.com/
I believe several URS members have been using them with good results.
Of course the one you're looking at seems good too. Don't know if you really need the pressure gauge though, unless you have low water pressure.
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Old 10/12/2007, 07:38 AM
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A buddy of mine got a great deal on ebay and I have known lots of others who have as well. Years ago I got mine @ http://www.<b>removed for violation ...icies</b>.com/ and was very happy with it as well. I got the float valve with it and hooked it into my sump so I never had to do a top off - best idea ever. I also have a kitchen one from home depot that works really well too.
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Old 10/12/2007, 07:38 AM
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ok - that is weird - try http : // www. air water ice . com /
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Old 10/12/2007, 08:41 AM
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I have the one right above it on that page - basically the same core system without the "addons" (TDS meter, etc). I've been very happy with it, and the filter guys are great to deal with. It seems to be every bit as good as my old Kent Maxxima was, but for about half the price.
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Old 10/12/2007, 09:03 AM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Piazzon12
I've been looking to get one here: http://www.purewaterclub.com/
I believe several URS members have been using them with good results.
Of course the one you're looking at seems good too. Don't know if you really need the pressure gauge though, unless you have low water pressure.
I got one from these guys. It's the 6 stage one with the extra filter for drinking water (I have a 3gal storage tank). I have around 300 ppm TDS going into the unit and 1-2 ppm coming out of the di resin. it's about 6 ppm coming out of the taste and odor filter. I just went to Lowes and got some food grade line and a on off spigot, so I now have a line just for fish water and a line running to my faucet for drinking. I get about 1 gallon per 10 mins. I think I paid about $115 shipped (bought it from their ebay store front). So far I'm happy with this unit. I had to buy about $20 in extra plumbing parts to get it setup how I wanted it.
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Old 10/12/2007, 06:33 PM
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Hello Dave,
I picked my up from Melves reef. Its the same system that is use on the zoo tank. What I like about it is
* the clear housing (so we can see how dirty it is)
* standard 10" form so you can buy filters at stores like home depot, lowes...
* Price
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Old 10/12/2007, 10:50 PM
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The clear housing is a nice feature of the Melves unit. Do you actually go by looks or do you change them based on time?
 


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