mmkeeper Well-known member Joined Nov 19, 2005 Messages 2,093 Location elk grove, ca Mar 15, 2007 #1 How much waste water is created per gallon of ro/di? Not looking for exact number just a basic rule of thumb.
How much waste water is created per gallon of ro/di? Not looking for exact number just a basic rule of thumb.
mattseattle Well-known member Joined Jul 14, 2003 Messages 2,694 Location Seattle, WA Mar 15, 2007 #2 4:1 usually
mmkeeper Well-known member Joined Nov 19, 2005 Messages 2,093 Location elk grove, ca Mar 15, 2007 #3 Is that 4 gallon waste to 1 gallon ro/di ?
mattseattle Well-known member Joined Jul 14, 2003 Messages 2,694 Location Seattle, WA Mar 15, 2007 #4 roughly yeah.... depends on temperature, pressure and type of membrane but on average 4 gallons waste to 1 gallon of clean water.
roughly yeah.... depends on temperature, pressure and type of membrane but on average 4 gallons waste to 1 gallon of clean water.
mmkeeper Well-known member Joined Nov 19, 2005 Messages 2,093 Location elk grove, ca Mar 15, 2007 #5 Is the waste water useable for anything? Like watering plants.
chris&barb Reef-Geeks Joined Mar 23, 2005 Messages 938 Location Purple Parrot Mar 15, 2007 #6 mmkeeper said: Is the waste water useable for anything? Like watering plants. Click to expand... yes its fine for that. a lot of people fill there washers with it. i use mine for my African cichlid tank
mmkeeper said: Is the waste water useable for anything? Like watering plants. Click to expand... yes its fine for that. a lot of people fill there washers with it. i use mine for my African cichlid tank
Fishead77 Dork Joined May 7, 2006 Messages 308 Location spokane Mar 15, 2007 #7 mmkeeper said: Is the waste water useable for anything? Like watering plants. Click to expand... I've heard that the waste water is actually pretty good compared to what's coming straight out of the tap. Any thoughts?
mmkeeper said: Is the waste water useable for anything? Like watering plants. Click to expand... I've heard that the waste water is actually pretty good compared to what's coming straight out of the tap. Any thoughts?
R returnofsid Reef Fanatic RF Premium Member Joined May 16, 2006 Messages 9,680 Location Spokane, Washington, United States Mar 15, 2007 #8 It'll just be real hard water. I wouldn't recommend drinking it....might cause gall stones...lol.
Fishead77 Dork Joined May 7, 2006 Messages 308 Location spokane Mar 15, 2007 #9 returnofsid said: It'll just be real hard water. I wouldn't recommend drinking it....might cause gall stones...lol. Click to expand... Why hard????
returnofsid said: It'll just be real hard water. I wouldn't recommend drinking it....might cause gall stones...lol. Click to expand... Why hard????
chris&barb Reef-Geeks Joined Mar 23, 2005 Messages 938 Location Purple Parrot Mar 15, 2007 #10 hard just refers to the mineral content. the waste water will be filtered by the micron filter and the carbon filter so it will be better then what you get from the tap
hard just refers to the mineral content. the waste water will be filtered by the micron filter and the carbon filter so it will be better then what you get from the tap