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Posted	RO units
06-08-2006 20:41 by mickyblu	ok... i bought a ro unit ages ago and never actiually used it... iv got tropical tanks... is it worth me using it or not? Additionally if its a good idea... wondered where i should install it... what tap and how the hell do i actually install it.. so many weird things and that dodgy manual is ten million miles thick.
06-08-2006 21:11 by trik	I TAKE IT U DIDNT BUY FROM RO MAN THEN, sorry didnt realise caps was on.
06-08-2006 21:29 by keith t	Have u got a screw in tap connecter with it, and are all the hoses already connected
07-08-2006 10:00 by mickyblu	yes it has got screw in caps and the everything is ready assembled.
07-08-2006 10:02 by mickyblu	is it true that they create a lot of waste when they clean... if so where does it go... and is this efficient in a time where water is precious.?
07-08-2006 11:52 by keith t	they create 3 parts waste to 1 part filtered. The waste can be used to water garden. There was a discussion on here earlier about it and quite a few people said that the waste was drinkable and its better than tap water, but im still dubious about this as the ro membrane is naturally flushed through to keep it clear, hence the waste, all the *** doesnt stay in the filter. You have one hose collecting the filtered water the other is up to u, Mine at the mo justs go straight down the kitchen sink untill i sort something out to collect the waste and re use it for garden purposes only

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