TDS Test Results for those of us without an RO/DI

[Tswifty]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14434420#post14434420 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cloakerpoked
...and think that the RO/DI supporters in this forum may have been needlessly critical of the purchase of an RO unit.

Nah... It's an opinion, and everyone is entitled to there own. Nothing to get your feathers ruffled about. If you don't use one, I'm sure you have reasons. If you do use one, you have reasons as well. Ultimately it's your setup, and if you're happy with what you've got... that's all that really matters.

 

[cloakerpoked]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14434646#post14434646 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Tswifty
Nah... It's an opinion, and everyone is entitled to there own. Nothing to get your feathers ruffled about. If you don't use one, I'm sure you have reasons. If you do use one, you have reasons as well. Ultimately it's your setup, and if you're happy with what you've got... that's all that really matters.

Haven't used one to this point because I've been wanting the livestock before the equipment that you alluded to earlier. Once I got some SPS, I decided to start getting all the equipment I needed (i.e. test kits, firing up my DIY kalk reactor that'd been dormant and never used for a year, RO/DI, etc.) Now I'm going to it to help with what superstein alluded to, and take the "what ifs" out of my water...God knows there's enough else that can go wrong, without a catastrophic Cu spike that the water company wouldn't talk about killing all my stuff