RO/DI websites or pricing

[justahobby]

My father is moving to leming and just had a well drilled. He's getting a pump that pushes 50 GPM. My mom and I both will be upgrading to 100+ gal aquariums in the next couple years. Offhand I would say I will need 50 gal per month for top off and water changes. I have no clue where to begin looking for one or what kind of price range would be needed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[caferacermike]

Buckeye Field supply. They will take care of you. A sponsor.

[SABOB]

I second Buckeye.Bought a unit over a year ago,no problems.One of the best purchases I have made since going NaClH2O

[ACE]

Buckeye Field supply. They will take care of you. A sponsor.

Got mine from Buckeye. Call or PM Russ, great guy.

[Robb_in_Austin]

What they said. Not a better deal out there really.

If your pockets are deep, splurge for the Spectrapure no waste(well, minimal) setup.

[cpreefguy]

You can also go with one of those sweet Kati Ani systems, zero waste water!

http://www.thefilterguys.biz/kati_ani_di-onizer.htm

[Bill S]

Buckeye.

[prof]

Buckeye or Melev

[Marlin]

Buckeye

[Mr_Cool]

You can also go with one of those sweet Kati Ani systems, zero waste water!

http://www.thefilterguys.biz/kati_ani_di-onizer.htm

Anyone see the "Water Saver RO/DI" systems? Looks pretty interesting.

There are two RO membranes. But, the waste water from the first feeds the second membrane. Thus, less waste water. Sounds like a good idea to me.

Probably could retrofit an existing unit to do this, too.