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  • membrane

    0 0%

  • di

    1 33.33%

  • sedement filter

    2 66.67%

  • carbon filter

    0 0%

lets see those r/o set ups !!

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  1. 08-30-2011, 06:43 PM #31
    Kmurraylhs
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    Blue tank is RO/DI water. White tank is salt water.
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