Is this good enough for tank water?
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OzoneParkGuy
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Only problem i see with the zero water system is the frequency of use before you need to replace the cartridge and how much is it to replace. Will it be more cost effective than just purchasing the rodi system.
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- Elizabeth, NJ
No offense, but you can't be serious. There's no way this thing comes close to an RO/DI unit. :splitspin
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OzoneParkGuy
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- Elizabeth, NJ
Been there, done that. Had bad results. Try getting RO/DI water from one of us. I will galdly offer you some, if it's for a nano. I do it for my buddy Jay.
http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=4484
This should be good for a nano. It's a DI system and can be costly if you have a large system or if your tap is dirty. Alternatively, you can buy parts from one of the RO/DI guys and build your own DI for a little less, if you are handy.
This should be good for a nano. It's a DI system and can be costly if you have a large system or if your tap is dirty. Alternatively, you can buy parts from one of the RO/DI guys and build your own DI for a little less, if you are handy.
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- Staten Island
Andrew really,,,,, I can bring you water for less.. On a tank with low flow and a nice size pump.. This system would not be worth it even if you wanted to waste money...
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