Fastslappy
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Wonder if a airpot on top of the SIP instead of the fiber bag ? as U can be very flexable with pot size
just throwin it out there
just throwin it out there
THIS is the tote I mentioned. This is how I get my r/o It takes about 2 days to fill it full. (50gals) one drop at a time.Wal-mart has some good cheap black totes right now with silver snap up locks on the handles. They're on the tote itself that snap up over the lid. $20 for a 50gal. It's a big ol bitch. But thought I'd throw it out there if someone needs something like that. And it's low profile.
drop a small submersible pump in that bad boy & hide it some where with a float valve to fillFills 10- 5 gal jugs in 2 days. Then I move it out of the way. It's actually VERY convenient.
I waste ZERO ro this way. It fills the tote and once it's full, I use the spout to fill my 10x 5 gallon jugs. It's really easy and it works well for me. Thanks though.drop a small submersible pump in that bad boy & hide it some where with a float valve to fill
get a dedicated r/o unit build them cheaper than buy remember this is DIY stuff
my r/o fills a 55 everyday & all my waste H2o goes in garden not down a drain like yours does
so that undersink unit's waste water is recycled by u & not draining down that sink drain as it';s a standard practice with under sink units to plumb them that way ??I waste ZERO ro this way. It fills the tote and once it's full, I use the spout to fill my 10x 5 gallon jugs. It's really easy and it works well for me. Thanks though.
every r/o system puts out waste water it a brine , do u even know how they work ?I waste ZERO ro this way
Bro I In stalled it myself. The ro comes out of that spout one drop at a time after the Initial gallon tank is drained. I installed a ball valve on the ro line, so that wouldn't happenso that undersink unit's waste water is recycled by u & not draining down that sink drain as it';s a standard practice with under sink units to plumb them that way ??
look under yer sink y'll see what i mean
I think he's referring to the "waste water"Bro I In stalled it myself. The ro comes out of that spout one drop at a time after the Initial gallon tank is drained. I installed a ball valve on the ro line, so that wouldn't happen
I see what you're saying. But I just put a valve on the line to stop the ro from pumping water through the filter when it doesn't need to beI think he's referring to the "waste water"
"Depending on the model, most RO filter systems* will discharge 4 to 20 gallons (15.1 L to 75.7 L) of backwash water for every gallon of filtered water it produces. This discharge water is commonly directed to the sewer drain line".
Why ????
Well, the AUMA post is gone...Why ????
In here or some place else? Please tell me he didnt get banned for arguing in the fucking politics section lolWell, the AUMA post is gone...
Not sure if it was politics or california medical section, but he had posts about AUMA deleted, mentioned it here, and now that whole conversation is gone from this thread too.In here or some place else? Please tell me he didnt get banned for arguing in the fucking politics section lol