Simonson82
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Should I be running a ccb in my ro machine?? Thanks
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Coconut carbon block??
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It removes chlorine or should I say reduces chlorine (as per a writeup) but you need to find out their service life.
https://www.freshwatersystems.com/p-9865-neo-pure-cto1-2510-9-78-x-2-12-coconut-shell-carbon-block-filter-5-micron.aspx
It also makes the water taste better which isn't a wfp requirement especially as we polish the water off with resin after the r/o.
We use Fiberdyne carbon block filters that have a long service life. Stick with what the genuine wfp suppliers sell and you can't go far wrong.
https://www.freshwatersystems.com/p-9865-neo-pure-cto1-2510-9-78-x-2-12-coconut-shell-carbon-block-filter-5-micron.aspx
It also makes the water taste better which isn't a wfp requirement especially as we polish the water off with resin after the r/o.
We use Fiberdyne carbon block filters that have a long service life. Stick with what the genuine wfp suppliers sell and you can't go far wrong.
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