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10/28/2007, 10:29 PM
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Coralife Pure-Flo for RO/DI
Folks;
Just a quick question-My Red Sea Max all set up & ready to go. My LFS recommends the above Caralife unit for RO/DI water. Do you have any experiences, or thoughts on this product? Thanks in advance for Your Response-Jerry |
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10/29/2007, 12:36 AM
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Way over priced and not the best quality. You can get a much better unit buying from one of the site sponsors and most likely save money.
http://www.thefilterguys.biz/ http://www.buckeyefieldsupply.com/
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Todd Never argue with a fool, they will lower you to their level and then beat you with experience. Do not for one minute believe this hobby is cheap or easy. Get a hooker if you want that! |
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10/29/2007, 11:01 AM
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Coralife is pretty low quality. Look at the vendors suggested along with www.purelyh2o.com , www.melevsreef.com and www.spectrapure.com . All of thoses suggested so far are sponsors of RC, know what reef quality water is and will sell you only what you need.
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10/29/2007, 11:24 AM
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It's TOTAL junk. Worse than the cheapos on ebay. I still have one - but it's kind of like the story of "my grandfathere's axe" - you know, where the handle has been replaced 3x and the head 2x. Mine has very few original parts, and I'd have been better off throwing it away.
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10/29/2007, 05:19 PM
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Bull. How many of you have used the Coralife? I've got one and it is great. 0-3 TDS on two different meters.
I will bet $$$ that not everyone of the 4 who posted against it have used it themselves. Maybe 1 or 2.... |
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10/29/2007, 07:31 PM
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Compare it to a good unit and you will soon see the difference. I have the benefit of seeing units side by side for comparison and when you can do that its obvious, no bull.
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10/29/2007, 07:48 PM
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Water quality is first and longevity is second. Cheap filters do not last and do not protect the RO membrane as well meaning more frequent replacements. You will not get the same quality of water and what you do get in the beginning will not last as long, its plain and simple. Long term cost is much more with a cheap system.
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#10
10/29/2007, 07:51 PM
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I've been using the Coralife unit for 7-8 months now. I really don't understand how someone can call it complete junk. That's like insulting me (and everybody else using them), I did my research, I spent MY money on it, and it WORKS!
Go Figure?!?! |
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10/29/2007, 07:54 PM
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Working and working well are tow different things.
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#12
10/29/2007, 07:55 PM
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Ok. If we've established 0-3 TDS on the coralife, where does the water quality play in? Does your RO system add supplements?
I would give you longevity, if I thought the replacement costs were out of whack, but I shopped around before I bought mine. For what it's worth, I'm going on over a year and have not replaced anything. Where does my longterm cost come in? I've seen people preach these other brands and occasionally put down coralife. I paid a good price, am getting pure water, and have been for over a year. What's the problem? |
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