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The Left Coast.
Lol yes it is! It's sad though the PNW used to be a great area to live in and grow a family.
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The Left Coast.
Yeah, I won't say any more. Don't want to get this thread shut down for "politics". Carry on folks.Lol yes it is! It's sad though the PNW used to be a great area to live in and grow a family.
You have to be joking....right?Don't forget in some states ( Washington ) it's very illegal to collect rain water on your property.
You have to be joking....right?
Only if “they” catch yah...Don't forget in some states ( Washington ) it's very illegal to collect rain water on your property.
Im sitting on the porch watching thousands of gallons of water fall from the sky and it got me to wondering,
Does anyone use rainwater to make saltwater?
What would you have to do to make it usable?
Is all rain water the same?
When water evaporates it is stripped of all it's minerals. Rain water is soft, no minerals.Rain water is full of minerals. you would still have to pass it through an RODI to be reef ready.
Great idea and just get it to fill a good sized barrel, then as long as you use a pumped RO unit as the membrane requires pressure to run efficiently you’ll be good to goIm sitting on the porch watching thousands of gallons of water fall from the sky and it got me to wondering,
Does anyone use rainwater to make saltwater?
What would you have to do to make it usable?
Is all rain water the same?
Don't forget in some states ( Washington ) it's very illegal to collect rain water on your property.
Then it has to fall through the atmosphere land on many different surfaces picking up contaminants along the way. Definitely not pure by the point of collection.When water evaporates it is stripped of all it's minerals. Rain water is soft, no minerals.
Great idea and just get it to fill a good sized barrel, then as long as you use a pumped RO unit as the membrane requires pressure to run efficiently you’ll be good to go
Then it has to fall through the atmosphere land on many different surfaces picking up contaminants along the way. Definitely not pure by the point of collection.
Agreed, I would call water off of our roof shingles pure by any means.