ro water chylorine?|

doc111

doc111

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2ill4u said:
i understand the small units remove them, i have one.

but there are R/o treatment plants and i heard they add chloramine to the water, b4 it gets pumped out to the cities
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Probably. I think the r/o water you get out of the machines in grocery stores filters most of it out though. The home r/o filters get most of it out as well.
 
Cr8z13

Cr8z13

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2ill4u said:
i understand the small units remove them, i have one.

* but there are R/o treatment plants and i heard they add chloramine to the water, b4 it gets pumped out to the cities
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You're thinking of regular tap water. I don't know of any municipal water system that pumps RO water to end users.
 
Cr8z13

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Shit, I wish my tap water was RO. Right now it comes out at a pH of 7+ and 500 PPM. I've been using a RO unit for over a year now.
 
doc111

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Cr8z13 said:
Shit, I wish my tap water was RO. Right now it comes out at a pH of 7+ and 500 PPM. I've been using a RO unit for over a year now.
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Yeah mine sucks too. I've been buying r/o water from the grocery store. I need to invest in one for home.
 
Cr8z13

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It's the best thing you can do, trust me. I used to haul my five gallon jugs to the water store for years and now that's a distant memory. Check ebay for relatively cheap RO units.
 
doc111

doc111

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Cr8z13 said:
It's the best thing you can do, trust me. I used to haul my five gallon jugs to the water store for years and now that's a distant memory. Check ebay for relatively cheap RO units.
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How much did you pay?
 
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