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Hi guys, does anyone know of an Rodi 5 stage system that I can attach to my faucet rather than putting it under the sink. I’m renting right now so don’t want to do anything major with the plumbing. Are they hard to install and would I be able to put the plumbing back to how it is now easily when we move if I was to install one under the sink. I need the 5 stage one because there is chloramine in my water that the 4 stage won’t get out. I’ve been using distilled water and now that I have set up another tank the cost is getting expensive Tia
 
Pretty much any of them can be hooked up with the correct fittings to a faucet
 
Hi guys, does anyone know of an Rodi 5 stage system that I can attach to my faucet rather than putting it under the sink. I’m renting right now so don’t want to do anything major with the plumbing. Are they hard to install and would I be able to put the plumbing back to how it is now easily when we move if I was to install one under the sink. I need the 5 stage one because there is chloramine in my water that the 4 stage won’t get out. I’ve been using distilled water and now that I have set up another tank the cost is getting expensive Tia

Yes, get one with a faucet adapter and you can hook it up as needed and store it wherever you want when your not using it.

I think most come with th faucet adapters, but I'm not 100%
 
You could install underneath and just remove the quick connect tubing when you move the unit or leave it under the sink.

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Or you could use adapters on your normal kitchen faucet. You would need one of these.
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The unit 'should' come with a hose adapter already, but if not you would need this.

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Image 3 would screw onto image 2.

Image 2 would replace your current aerator on your faucet. You can swap it as needed to make water if you didn't want to tie it in like image 1.
 

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