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Posted	Brita filter
15-10-2006 11:48 by paul stevens	Would a brita filter that they use on mains water be ok to use a tank. They use these at my works for filtering the water before it goes into the coffee machine.
15-10-2006 14:19 by keith t	i have read somewhere that the brita water filters you normally get ( the plastic jugs ) if you know what i mean CANT be used for your aquarium water. if that helps.
15-10-2006 14:28 by paul stevens	The ones that we have at work are large canister filters but im not sure what they use in them for the filtration.
15-10-2006 18:39 by nige	they will probably be a sedimentry filter followed by activated carbon possibly then followed by a d/i resin hope this helps nige
16-10-2006 21:19 by OLD MAN	YES YOU CAN.
16-10-2006 21:25 by paul stevens	is that right so there is nothing in there that will harm the fish.
16-10-2006 21:26 by OLD MAN	NO, I FOUND THAT IT LOWER THE NITRATE A TAD. MADE THE WATER SOFTER TOO
16-10-2006 21:26 by OLD MAN	LOWERED*

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