Anyone with a TDS meter....

[PeeJ]

Would anyone with a TDS meter be so kind as to let me bring a couple water samples over and test them out? I have a few sources of water and am wondering which is the best to use. Thanks

[captexas]

PeeJ -
Where are you located? As there are people in the club from all over central and south Texas and even in Houston and other areas, it would help to know who is near you. Also, a TDS meter only tells you how many dissolved solids are in the water, not what those solids are. When it comes to water quality, it is really more important to know what they are rather than how many solids are in the water as some things are harmless and others can kill a tank. A TDS meter is mostly usefull when testing water from your RO/DI filter so you know when the filters need to be replaced.

[PeeJ]

HAHAH yea i forgot to put San antonio area...doyyyyyy. mainly..i just want to see if if its worth paying for the water I buy. I.E. - refil stations, grocery stores. I'm just curious as to how these waters stack up against home ro/di systems

[MIOR6485]

I LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO. CURRENTLY I ASM USING WATER FROM THE WINDMILL EXPRESS STATIONS LOCATED OUTSIDE BIG GROCERY STORES. MY READING CAME OUT TO 9PPM WHICH IS AWESOME CONSIDERING THEY DONT USE A DI UNIT. WATER FROM MY TAP IS 128-135PPM. yOUR MORE THAN WELCOME TO USE IT. sEND ME AN E-MAIL AND i WILL GIVE YOU MY NUMBER.

LOUIS

[PeeJ]

hey mior6485,
which station do you go to? cause I use the watermill over in Universal city...im wondering if they will have similar water qualities

thanks for the help.....PM me whenver your back on.