Iain jones
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Do I need Di vessel or ro
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I did..... £700 is a lot to spend out when you very first start though. I wanted to see some sort of a return first. Not so much because of the money, I had some savings and a good income from my last job. It's the hassle of learning an RO that put me off. There is a lot of information out there but none of it is for dummies who haven't seen one before. Ask a question on here and an absolute genius like Spruce will respond, doesn't mean the end user will understand what he's saying. Hell some of us experienced with using RO on a daily basis don't understand some of it.... I don't mean that negatively btw, Spruce's advice is always welcome and very very helpful!R.O. 3 months into using resin only you would regret not just going for R.O in the first place.
Good point.I did..... £700 is a lot to spend out when you very first start though. I wanted to see some sort of a return first. Not so much because of the money, I had some savings and a good income from my last job. It's the hassle of learning an RO that put me off. There is a lot of information out there but none of it is for dummies who haven't seen one before. Ask a question on here and an absolute genius like Spruce will respond, doesn't mean the end user will understand what he's saying. Hell some of us experienced with using RO on a daily basis don't understand some of it.... I don't mean that negatively btw, Spruce's advice is always welcome and very very helpful!
Always though I had to have something under the sink. It was only when I got busier and forced myself to get an RO that I realised how wrong I was. If I started again tomorrow I would go for the 4040 RO with a HF5 again but this time from the start.Good point.
Small & simple R.O for me. ?
Sorry mate I totally missed your reply to your previous post, a plumber could tee off from a bathroom and run a pipe down into the room below then outside as normal or run it outside in some sort of boxing which could be insulated.I want a 40\40 but my water pressure is too low, 23/25psi, I actually got the Water Board out last week to increase it, I wanted around 35/50 psi. They tested and said this is the normal output in this area. Gutted I was. Back to my 350 Ro. now taking around 6/8 hours to get 220 litres, used to take around 4/65 hours. Maybe the weather I know. but still a chore especially as its all in the kitchen going out window to water butt
I need to improve this this year. scratching my head too much, I posted pics a while ago but no one availiable to advise on setup
What about getting a booster pump, that would allow you to have a 4040.I want a 40\40 but my water pressure is too low, 23/25psi, I actually got the Water Board out last week to increase it, I wanted around 35/50 psi. They tested and said this is the normal output in this area. Gutted I was. Back to my 350 Ro. now taking around 6/8 hours to get 220 litres, used to take around 4/65 hours. Maybe the weather I know. but still a chore especially as its all in the kitchen going out window to water butt
I need to improve this this year. scratching my head too much, I posted pics a while ago but no one availiable to advise on setup
I want a 40\40 but my water pressure is too low, 23/25psi, I actually got the Water Board out last week to increase it, I wanted around 35/50 psi. They tested and said this is the normal output in this area. Gutted I was. Back to my 350 Ro. now taking around 6/8 hours to get 220 litres, used to take around 4/65 hours. Maybe the weather I know. but still a chore especially as its all in the kitchen going out window to water butt
I need to improve this this year. scratching my head too much, I posted pics a while ago but no one availiable to advise on setup
I would imagine that working from a kitchen a 4040 would be a no....A booster pump would be good, but if your working from the kitchen it's a no.
My friendswater pressure at his home was 35. He has fitted a booster pump and he get 80 now.