NovAqua +, Kordon Amquel +,Kordon AmQuel Ammonia/Chloramine Remover

[xxnonamexx]

I am using tap water I can't do RO. I will do frequent water changes since I moved my 120 gal to my house in wall set up. I was looking at these 3 products and was wondering si it worth it? All 3 or will 1 certain one do the trick? Thanks

 

[disc1]

There's no need for all three. Pick the one that best fits what's in your tap water.

Why do you think you can't do RO?

 

[xxnonamexx]

I have done RODI before and its just too much. Take a while to make a gallon to lose 5 gallons of waste. I know about the pros and I think my water at my new house is better then my other living area since I recently read they have a new UV unit they use for the drinking water in their filtration plant. I would still like to try one of these since I read great reviews trying to see what the best is out of the 3 thanks.

 

[disc1]

I have done RODI before and its just too much. Take a while to make a gallon to lose 5 gallons of waste. I know about the pros and I think my water at my new house is better then my other living area since I recently read they have a new UV unit they use for the drinking water in their filtration plant. I would still like to try one of these since I read great reviews trying to see what the best is out of the 3 thanks.

What is a UV unit going to do to clean up dissolved solids in the water? It's not bacteria you're worried about. It's copper.

 

[bertoni]

I'd avoid any product that has a slime coat "helper" of any sort, since they often seem to cause problems with skimmers. I'd test that, at least, before getting a large amount of any product.

 

[xxnonamexx]

Thanks for the tip. Do you know of any w/o the slime coat? Thanks

 

[xxnonamexx]

what about SeaChem Prime

 

[bertoni]

Prime and Amquel should be okay.

 

[xxnonamexx]

Thanks I was planning on using Prime and Amquel during my water changes.