RODI for rented house?

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Looking for a RODI unit that won’t leave me bankrupt and is available to attach to the sink since I can’t go drilling holes in the pipes at my rented home.

I can’t keep making taxi trips to the LFS it’s costing me £30 a time in just taxis
 
The brs ones come with a faucet adapter.
 
BRS
SpectraPure
AquaFX
Air-water-ice Typhoon
 
That one doesn’t have di resin
 
attach it to the cold water under the sink get a saddle clamp and drill the drain pipe for it. you can replace that little pipe for a couple bucks at a hardware store before you leave. Amazon product ASIN B00J2DGTD8 the tank is nice to have honestly and then all you need is to attach a DI resin to it and you are all set for the cost of a few taxi trips.
 
Oh, sorry. I thought you said the unit you were considering was just RO.
The one I linked in the second reply said it has a DI resin. It seems very cheap… compared to some of the ones I’ve seen online, makes me worry I’m missing something. I don’t have much money at the moment haha
 
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The one I linked in the second reply said it has a DI resin. It seems very cheap… compared to some of the ones I’ve seen online, makes me worry I’m missing something. I don’t have much money at the moment haha
Mine only cost like $70 on Amazon... it's very similar to the one you are looking at
 
Doesn’t seem to be available in the UK, at least for the moment
That's a shame...it might still be worth it even with shipping cost...I'm in Bangkok and got mine shipped here. It's an amazing value if you ask me
 
As stated above I use an ro buddie with di cartridge and upgraded to 100 gpd membrane. Has worked well enough for me to not see a need to upgrade in the future.
 
The second one you posted is all you need. It has di and it has the adapters to either screw on the faucet or drill into the pipe.
 

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