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![]() Hey i have a 5 stage RO/DI System under my sink i installed. I only get around 4g of water out of it. I would like to keep that but add a line into my basement into a garbage can. Anyone Have any DIY Plans of parts i will need.
here is a crappy diagram i want to do. ![]() |
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![]() Just do it like your diagram and put a float valve on the container in the basement.
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![]() Was wondering how they survived the trip and sound like they did.
For a valve, I'm using a furnace humidifier float valve from Home Depot. |
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![]() Buy a humidifier float valve from Home depot, they are in the central vacum section. I have my RO under the laundry room sink in my basement, then to a garabage can, then, up to my sump. I put a float valve on the garabge can and one in my sump. I used to have the RO unit under my kitchen sink but I didn't like the size of the pressure tank. Humidifier float valve is about $10 where the Kent marine one is about $30.
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![]() Ok i got it Hooked up like my picture but should i have a steady stream of water?? Alse im getting is dripping.
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