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That's probably because the lead pipes were killing us...next 10 year scare... micro plastics....:biggrin:
Anything to not admit that humans just die slowly on a fairly predictable pattern…and it’s gonna just happen.

The masses love a good blame…. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :pass:

Me…. I’m dying from all this oxygen. It’s the most consumed thing in my life, and it’s fucking killing me :doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

I think I’ll call my lawyers over at Dewey, Screwum, and Howe…. I detect a lawsuit…:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::pass:
 
I envy you guys that can get your water from the floor your grow is at. I gotta lug upstairs.
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You can run a RO system off a faucet in a bathroom and fill 5 gallon buckets or a large trash can. My first smaller system came with faucet adapters and everything :toke:
 
Has anyone heard of fight club farms? I got their st Francis auto and can’t find any info on them

First rule of fight club farms is we don't talk about fight club farms.
 
I’m on a well and have extremely high iron plus the water softener uses sodium “circled”. RO filters would get loaded too fast even after running through my filters.
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Toilet tank after filtration.
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I’d have to tie into this system in the garage to do RO since my wife would put a poo poo in the house.
I use 65 gallon bags for can and bottle storage. Each one is 50 bucks on the return and I usually amass 6 per year. I buy seeds with the proceeds plus my girls appreciate it. :jointman:
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A sodium water softener in front of your RO system is actually better on the membrane least that's what @Mañ'O'Green

"A salt water softener in front of the RO system will help the RO membrane last longer. What happens is the salt globs on to the calcium, carbonates and other smaller ions and it makes the total molecule much larger and easier for the RO membrane to filter them out with fewer small Ions clogging"
 
I’m on a well and have extremely high iron plus the water softener uses sodium “circled”. RO filters would get loaded too fast even after running through my filters.
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Toilet tank after filtration.
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I’d have to tie into this system in the garage to do RO since my wife would put a poo poo in the house.
I use 65 gallon bags for can and bottle storage. Each one is 50 bucks on the return and I usually amass 6 per year. I buy seeds with the proceeds plus my girls appreciate it. :jointman:
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I'm on town water that's extreme high PPM 300-400 loaded with calcium carbonate this is my tap water bucket I gas off tap water to mix with my RO look at all the calcium this is before softener. If it was empty you could see the calcium build up better. The RO is system is after a softener.

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A sodium water softener in front of your RO system is actually better on the membrane least that's what @Mañ'O'Green

"A salt water softener in front of the RO system will help the RO membrane last longer. What happens is the salt globs on to the calcium, carbonates and other smaller ions and it makes the total molecule much larger and easier for the RO membrane to filter them out with fewer small Ions clogging"
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