Can you help

[Beeejayteee]

Morning Guys,
I live in a generally good water area and can getaway with double tanking . However sometimes our water rises to higher than I like. I don't want to get a full R O system, for a number of reasons, if I got a sediment and carbon filter, but not bother with the membrane, will this reduce my ppm? I know it won't take it down a lot but if I could knock off maybe 20-30 ppm it would make all the difference .
Cheers
Brian

 

[ched999uk]

Morning Guys,
I live in a generally good water area and can getaway with double tanking . However sometimes our water rises to higher than I like. I don't want to get a full R O system, for a number of reasons, if I got a sediment and carbon filter, but not bother with the membrane, will this reduce my ppm? I know it won't take it down a lot but if I could knock off maybe 20-30 ppm it would make all the difference .
Cheers
Brian

Not as far as I know but I would say at least a sediment filter is a good idea even if it just helps to stop rubbish entering your resin.

 

[Iron Giant]

Sediment filter captures sediment, carbon filter stops chlorine damaging the membranes in an R/O

 

[Beeejayteee]

Thanks for that

 

[Pjj]

I would say regardless of what you are doing a sediment /5 micron filter should always be used to remove dirt from the water you will be suprised what’s in it