I am working on setting up my Rodi unit and I am trying to figure out where I want to tap into my home water line. I can go in before the water goes through the water softner or after. Which is best?


Thanks!

how does your water softener work?

little gremlins/orks :evil: in the pipe-work with wooden mallets that hammer the water as it goes past them.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :twisted: :twisted:

little gremlins/orks :evil: in the pipe-work with wooden mallets that hammer the water as it goes past them.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :twisted: :twisted:
i need to shop at your bookstore.

someone forgot to ask the rep when they bought the unit didn't they???

i dont know what effect ether have on the membrane, so fat lot of good im too you...lol

i need to shop at your bookstore.


its called: The Bush Bandit bookshelf.

With popular titles such as
" how to rope & ride yourself a kangaroo's so u can save on bus fare's"
"Is that a toad or frog, & is it eatable or smokable?"
"men are from Mars, women are from Venus, & 1001 ways to beat ass worms"

:roll: 8)

I am working on setting up my Rodi unit and I am trying to figure out where I want to tap into my home water line. I can go in before the water goes through the water softner or after. Which is best?


Thanks!
usually when people have bad/hard water, the water is sent through the softener first, then through the RO unit.

the RO unit will remove the stuff that makes the water "hard" but it will shorten the life of your membrane, so if you can put a softener in front of the RO unit

Man, that Rob, always makes so much sense of things!

And you know, if someone had made me guess I would have said to run the RODI ahead of the softener so you didn't have to remove the salt from the softened water. Good thing no one did ask me to guess, I hate to be wrong!

i love being wrong, allows me a chance to be right, never boring this way...lol

Thanks Rob. I will tap in after the softner.