what a good Ro/di unit?

[Dr_Hicks]

I have purchased three systems from these fellas, excellent service, free shipping and no TAX!

No one online can touch this price either
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/AQUARIUM-RO-D...item3cbce4d46a


Their company website is www.aquasafecanada.com

If you purchase though ebay it's cheaper than going though their company site.

[Nano]

Originally Posted by Dr_Hicks

I have purchased three systems from these fellas, excellent service, free shipping and no TAX!

No one online can touch this price either
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/AQUARIUM-RO-D...item3cbce4d46a


Their company website is www.aquasafecanada.com

If you purchase though ebay it's cheaper than going though their company site.

ro is safe for drinking too right?

[Dr_Hicks]

Originally Posted by nanomano

ro is safe for drinking too right?

Yes I use it to fill up our five gallon water cooler style jugs, it's perfect for drinking.

[Nano]

Originally Posted by Dr_Hicks

Yes I use it to fill up our five gallon water cooler style jugs, it's perfect for drinking.

k I thought so I just wasnt sure cause there is aquarium ones and home ones lol does it matter which one?

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by nanomano

k I thought so I just wasnt sure cause there is aquarium ones and home ones lol does it matter which one?

no. I believe almost every one of them use a Dow membrane. A basic unit is well within your budget, and really all you need. You can add on later to most units if you have the desire.

[Dr_Hicks]

Originally Posted by nanomano

k I thought so I just wasnt sure cause there is aquarium ones and home ones lol does it matter which one?

The home unit has a pressure tank system that is not necessary for your application, the aquarium model also contains an extra two stages of filtration, it's a full seven stage system; the home system is a five.

[Nano]

Awesome again guy, thanks for the help and speedy responses!