@HorseBadorites Possible the waste rate is influenced by incoming water quality? My tap is around 200ppm, I imagine well water might be quite a bit higher? Also, my tap water was 57*, so below their recommended specs, possible that had an influence too. And, I am seeing around 95% efficient, from 200ppm to 9ppm, not sure of that is because of the too cold tap water… If the tap was warmer, and as such less dense, maybe more would be picked up by the filter and my waste rate would get worse? Also, their was a question on the Amazon page that makes me think you can put another RO housing in line and reduce your waste even more? I haven’t looked into it, but it sounds appealing. On the Amazon page, there are pics of people letting them rest on the elbows, seems like a great way to flood your house haha. I’ll keep my eyes peeled for droopage.
Yeah, I took to clones in the beginning of December, good thing I have a robust tolerance for slow and goofy looking plants, or this experiment might have been stopped quite a while ago haha. But, learning!
@Gonzo So, I bought the system from Amazon, because I am impatient. It was around $60. Supposed to last around 1500 gal supply water, 3-400 gallons filtered water. That’ll probably be around a year for me, so I didn’t even check the cost of replacement filters. Even at $5 a month it’s worth it to me.
I got the 50 gal three stage. https://www.amazon.com/Aquatic-Life-Reverse-Osmosis-100-Gallon/dp/B00DOG63OY?th=1&psc=1