Ro di unit for a newb?

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I'm tired of going to lfs for water. I'm looking for something extremely simplistic that I can hook up under my kitchen sink. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
 
Bulk Reef Supply has some easy to set up Ro/Di systems. Some are pretty basic and some are get a little fancy just depends on what you want to spend. If you get it on a group buy you might save a buck.(I haven't seen one for June yet maybe some will start one here pretty quick if not I might try one) But don't skimp on what you need to treat your water. The quality of the water going I to you tank is the start of the quality of your system. If your on a well you will probably need a boost pump.
 
I have city water. Not so much concerned about price. I need something that's good and simple that I can hook up to my kitchen sink.
 
The 4 stage Ro/Di is pretty basic and will fit easily under the sink and works well for most. The is two ways you can hook it up you can go the basic route. They make a fitting that hook up to you faucet and that fitting connect to the red line, put the black line in the sink drain to drain your waste water, the blue in a bucket for you filtered water. Or the cleaner looking route a T fitting that fits your cold water supply line under the sink and will T off to the red line( the red line should have a shutoff valve too so you can shut the water off when not in use) , A drain saddle clamp to clamp to you drain line and then your waste water line the black line well connect to it, and then blue line again is for you filtered water into a bucket or what ever you going to use to fill. There both pretty simple to hook up.
 
Yes, Spectrapure.
They are one of the oldest names in the business and built in Tempe AZ. They are the only vendor to offer specially treated and tested RO membranes proven to improve their performance and to custom blend all their DI resins based on thousands of hours of testing so it lasts longer, works better and costs you less to own.
Refurbished 90-GPD RODI System

You won't find a better system anywehere at any price.
 

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