DI filter size?

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I'm thinking of adding a DI filter to my RO unit.
Currently producing TDS of 2 water.
We don't have dangerous stuff or additives in the water here, but removing the remaining 2 TDS (whatever it is) seems like an easy task.

Question is, how big a unit/filter should I get?

I make about 100 L / 26 gl a week of RO water.
I want one big enough to not need to change it too often.

Recommended size anyone?
 

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Get the add on di kit from BRS
or something like it from someone else
 
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Get the add on di kit from BRS
or something like it from someone else
BRS isn't an option.
I found a 10"×4,5" and 20"×4,5". Sadly the bigger one is reinforced with brass, so can't use that.
I just don't want to need to change resin every month.
 

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The larger the filter the less it needs to be changed. I can make over 150 gallons before changing resin with the BRS one. Adding a booster pump may also increase that number.
 
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The larger the filter the less it needs to be changed. I can make over 150 gallons before changing resin with the BRS one. Adding a booster pump may also increase that number.
That would last me roughly 6 weeks, so I think I need af larger one. Thanks for the numbers!
 

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I have a 3 resin stages. I have not changed them in over 6 months. Incomming TDS is 17 to 25
 

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I too have 3 stages of DI resin(s) Cation, Anion and dual bed resin. Our tap water runs 280 to almost 420 depending on the season (In rural Minnesota) after my membranes it's 4 and after resins it's 0. I change out Anion every 3-4 months and the Cation and dual bed has gone over a year.
 

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Thanks for all the input.
I ended up getting a 5 Liter (1,3 gallon) filter.
Should last for a while.
 

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