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Old 01-09-2009, 01:48 AM
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Originally Posted by mike31154 View Post
Sure, brass should be fine, looks like that's what is on your red RO/DI line saddle clamp anyway. You might ask about nylon compression fittings too. They may be in a different aisle but shouldn't be too far from the other plumbing stuff. The only other thing that comes to mind is 'john guest' fittings?

If you have the clearance at the cold water shut off, you're best bet may be to go with the 'vampire' saddle clamp fitting. You'll still want a shut off valve for the RO/DI though. No getting around that.
I would like to try to do this without the vampire thing I think...

When I was in HD I did find all the stuff I would need to get the intake side of the RO unit working (Would look kind of frankensteined together with all the reducers and such) but I couldn't find a way to work out the drain side.

I guess I could use all kinds of reducers and make it work but it just seems like such a mess to do it that way.

They do have a VERY limited amount of John Guest fittings but nothing small enough.

I think unless I go to another HD I will have to use brass. I am fine with that but just wanted to make sure it was safe to use.

And yes of course, the fittings on the unit are brass
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