CincityFinesse
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Would highly appreciate if someone could recommend a cost effective ro machine. Thanks in advance!
Cost effective RO machine recommendations?
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CincityFinesse
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$50-150
CincityFinesse
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Yeah I was doin more research and it’s cheaper to pay for water, bc u still have to keep buying filters and it takes forever to make. It’s an investment and time consuming. I was getting 2 gallons for $1. I probably have deals like that somewhere out here as well. Appreciate it.
CincityFinesse
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How much overall would u say u spent? Do u have it installed to sink or do u have it ghetto rigged up lol? There’s just a lot that goes into it. I’d rather just buy the water honestly.
TintEastwood
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CincityFinesse
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Hmm might have to look into that a lil more. But I did read that the cheaper ones aren’t built to last and if u don’t change filters regularly, chlorine can leak through the filter and damage the container and even if u buy a new filter u still will have chlorine in water.
Romeo7701
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Hey Man most of the bottled water you get at the dollar store is RO water the great value water
is RO bottled by NIAGARA Bottling just read on it it will tell you how its made, NIAGARA bottles
most of the water for other companies here in the US Coke ect, ect... Because they bottle RO
water at 1200 20 oz bottles a min its cheaper just to pay them 30 cents each put your label on it
and sale it to me and you for a buck or more...
CincityFinesse
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Yessir! I have been watering with meijer water bottles, perfectly ph’d 6.5 1ppm unlike distilled water. The Kroger water bottles were 6.9 8ppm. Now I gotta go check out the dollar store ones
CincityFinesse
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Yeah F ALL THAT! I don’t got it like that yet. How long does it take GPD?