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  1. the_h2o_guru
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    Outstanding customer service

    I do admit that things were extremely slow in getting out since our systems have been down for the past week and a half. If you would rather exchange...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Aug 28, 2008 in forum: Air, Water & Ice
  2. the_h2o_guru
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    Outstanding customer service

    Hi Guys!! Thanks for the compliments!! We try our best! If you need anything, please let us know! Regards, Don Air, Water & Ice
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jun 26, 2008 in forum: Air, Water & Ice
  3. the_h2o_guru
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    clean clear h20

    It's normal to hear the permeate pump make a clicking noise. Using the flush valve once every month or so is okay. You can let it run for a couple...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jun 3, 2008 in forum: Air, Water & Ice
  4. the_h2o_guru
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    A Tds Meter Question

    Hi Guys, Keep in mind that different tap water sources have different TDS readings. This, in turn, means that the TDS coming out of the RO membrane...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Mar 4, 2008 in forum: Water Chemistry
  5. the_h2o_guru
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    Thanks for the help

    Hi Curt, We'll keep you and your family in our prayers as well. It's always hard when something like that happens. Just hang in there.
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Oct 17, 2007 in forum: Air, Water & Ice
  6. the_h2o_guru
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    Welcome back 3reef Sponsor - Air, Water & Ice!

    Glad to be back! If anyone has questions about RO units, feel free to ask! ~Air, Water & Ice Staff
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Oct 1, 2007 in forum: Air, Water & Ice
  7. the_h2o_guru
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    RO or not?

    If you're going to be using just the DI, keep in mind: The TDS of whatever the feed water is going into the DI will determine the lifespan of the DI....
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Sep 20, 2007 in forum: New To The Hobby
  8. the_h2o_guru
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    Possibly in the market for RO/DI but...

    18 - 22 ppm is acceptable for drinking water. In fact, I drink 40 ppm water. You do not have to worry about copper content if you use a RO/DI....
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Sep 4, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  9. the_h2o_guru
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    Possibly in the market for RO/DI but...

    RO water is supposed to be higher than the DI water. This is because the membrane has a rejection rate between 95-99%. It's not 100%, so it cannot...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Aug 27, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  10. the_h2o_guru
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    Possibly in the market for RO/DI but...

    Perhaps you should check out www.airwaterice.com Products and answers for your water treatment needs.. There's a filter pack on there that you can...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Aug 16, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  11. the_h2o_guru
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    New TDS meter

    That's definitely not right. It sounds like the TDS meter might be off. Did it come pre-calibrated? Do you have any nitrates or phosphates in your...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Aug 13, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
  12. the_h2o_guru
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    Possibly in the market for RO/DI but...

    The Compact Reefkeeper's pre-filters will last longer and will be able to filter out more. Not to mention that it comes with a TDS meter which will...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Aug 3, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  13. the_h2o_guru
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    Dont take anything for granted!

    I agree with that you should get your own RO/DI unit. Too many people have had the same problem you have with local stores.....
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 26, 2007 in forum: General Reef Topics
  14. the_h2o_guru
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    Ro/DI

    I believed I answered that. Did you receive my message?
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 26, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  15. the_h2o_guru
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    few questions about RO/DI

    No, RO/DI water doesn't really have a taste. Besides, dentists use DI water for cleaning your mouth to begin with. Brushing your teeth will be no big...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 25, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
  16. the_h2o_guru
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    Ro/di H20 ??

    If 100 ppm is going into the unit, I say great! The TDS coming out of the unti should be less than 10 ppm though. The more pressure, the better. The...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 24, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
  17. the_h2o_guru
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    few questions about RO/DI

    Hello, A RO/DI unit is not permanent at all. In fact, you can buy a faucet adaptor or a garden hose adaptor so that you don't have to tap into any...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 24, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
  18. the_h2o_guru
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    Ro/DI

    No, I didn't Dustin75.
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 24, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  19. the_h2o_guru
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    Ro/DI

    Ok. Then do you have a catalytic carbon cartridge on your unit as a pre-filter?If you do, then I would look inot getting a water softener. The softer...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 18, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  20. the_h2o_guru
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    Ro/DI

    Do you have a water softener? That's what removes hardness from the water going into your unit. Because you're on city water, you don't have to worry...
    Post by: the_h2o_guru, Jul 18, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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