Cheap Reverse Osmosis Filter: Aka "zerowater"

robb1 said:

Thanks, but since those are FAQ from the actual maker, I don't trust them too much. Plus those FAQ are for people who are drinking it, not using it for plants. I'd rather take advise from someone who using it in the same manner I am. Do you personally use it for your plants? If you do, maybe you could answer the questions I asked "AN Addict 420". If not, thanks anyways.

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If you'll notice I didn't quote you or anyone else for that matter. I was posting it up for general information purposes. I don't use it so I can't tell you how it works for plants. It seems like it would be expensive to me. I get r/o water from the grocery store. Costs like $.25 a gallon so it doesn't get much cheaper than that. If you will read some of the FAQ's you'll notice that they only rate each filter to treat 22.5 gallons of water on average. I don't know how much the filter costs but I can do the math. I spend $5.60 to buy 22.5 gallons of water. It's a bit of a hassle toting jugs to the store but It's worth it to me.

doc111 said:

If you'll notice I didn't quote you or anyone else for that matter. I was posting it up for general information purposes. I don't use it so I can't tell you how it works for plants. It seems like it would be expensive to me. I get r/o water from the grocery store. Costs like $.25 a gallon so it doesn't get much cheaper than that. If you will read some of the FAQ's you'll notice that they only rate each filter to treat 22.5 gallons of water on average. I don't know how much the filter costs but I can do the math. I spend $5.60 to buy 22.5 gallons of water. It's a bit of a hassle toting jugs to the store but It's worth it to me.

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Just looked into this over the weekend. The filters are $45 each. At that price for 22.5 gallons (the manfacturers recommended life of the filter), I'll stick with the trips to the RO dispensory at my local store.