What can i do to help my ro/di last longer. I have the icecap 75gpd and have only had a couple months and it went from 7ppm last night to 9ppm 14 hours later. Plus does the tds being higher make salinity go up
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Yes. If you can find the room its the best way.Make larger bathes less frequently. If you are only making, say 5 - 10 gallons at a time, your membranes will fall victim to creep and you will burn through them faster. The result will leave more gunk to bind to your resin, and it will deplete at an accelerated pace.
Yeah, I run a 2nd membrane too. It's most definitely the way to go, IMO.Yes. If you can find the room its the best way.
I have a 250g tote. My unit has a 75gpd and a 100gpd piggy backed.
It took 3 days to fill it with the 75 and 1.5 days with both. It also reduces waste with 2 membranes.
In addition to adding a second ro filter, The BRS videos also highly suggest having water supply driving pressure >40-50 psi with 80-90psi yielding best efficiency. I think they have a BRS investigates video on this.What can i do to help my ro/di last longer. I have the icecap 75gpd and have only had a couple months and it went from 7ppm last night to 9ppm 14 hours later. Plus does the tds being higher make salinity go up
Yes my pressure is about 65psi from the tap.In addition to adding a second ro filter, The BRS videos also highly suggest having water supply driving pressure >40-50 psi with 80-90psi yielding best efficiency. I think they have a BRS investigates video on this.
Can you show me your setup and explain pleaseYeah, I run a 2nd membrane too. It's most definitely the way to go, IMO.
I have company over the house at the moment, but will do it for you tomorrow.Can you show me your setup and explain please