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01-06-2006, 01:19 PM
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You will see a big difference in the water quality too. I have noticed it on my 280 that i had in the past. After switching from RO to DI there was a big change and that was just using it from my topp off.
It took about 3 weeks to convert the tank over from City water/ RO water to Complete RO/DI You are going to have to wait, but you didnt waste your money. I'm starting to wonder if I skould have RO DI for my FOWLR....  Or should i just stick on another carbon filter. LOL
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01-08-2006, 02:39 AM
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I use a RO/DI and I noticed a difference after the first water change....all the algea is just about falling off the glass!!!
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01-08-2006, 02:52 AM
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I use RO only as I have to buy all of my water and that is all that is available locally. I am on a well with TDS in excess of 1500ppm. To install a RODI system at my house would be quite costly and also take up a lot of room. The RO water that I buy removes 98% of all the "stuff" that is in the city water so for now I am content to use it. When (and if) I build my addition it will include a fish room that will be big enough to install all of the equipment I need to treat my well water. I think if possible to use DI but if not RO is better than untreated tap water - except maybe in Calgary where people seem to have a lot of luck just using tap water.
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