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Originally Posted by StirCrazy
I also do not use di filters anymore as unless you have realy bad water or your ro isn't working properly, your waisting money, if your tds is 0 befor your di
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Steve, ammonia from chloramine goes through the carbon and RO membrane untouched. The DI is what takes care of the ammonia. Also, a person would have to have very low TDS out of the tap to have 0 ppm TDS after just RO.
Most people run their RO membrane until the water coming out of it is 10-15 ppm TDS. The DI will polish that up, extending the useful life of the RO membrane.
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