RODI system to the faucet

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Hi everyone,

I live In apartment and I would like to have any recommendations and how to’s on connecting rodisystem (RO buddie) to the faucets available at my apartment . Any advice is appreciated.

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That plastic piece inside the faucet is an aerator. It will unscrew and you can use something like this to attach a normal garden hose fitting to it.

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The cleanest way to do it would be to get a tee and connect it to the water supply valve under the sink, if you are comfortable doing that. Then you can still use the sink too.

The tee is $10 at the hardware store.
 
The cleanest way to do it would be to get a tee and connect it to the water supply valve under the sink, if you are comfortable doing that. Then you can still use the sink too.

The tee is $10 at the hardware store.
I just realized the kitchen faucet comes off with a female threaded hose. Attaching pictures. Will this work?

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The cleanest way to do it would be to get a tee and connect it to the water supply valve under the sink, if you are comfortable doing that. Then you can still use the sink too.

The tee is $10 at the hardware store.
Looks like this
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I just realized the kitchen faucet comes off with a female threaded hose. Attaching pictures. Will this work?

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It should.
Commonly used is this adapter:

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Easiest way to connect would be under a sink. RO plastic line is very easy to connect and disconnect from a fitting.
From the under sink valve, install a T and have your RO/DI system just sit on the cabinet floor. Install a valve on the output line and you can make water anytime you want.
 

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