What would you do?
My service area average TDS = 200ppm
I would burn through resign like no tomorrow with DI only.
So, What do I need to do the job right?
My first thought in cost savings and a way to get the ball rolling was to by a 200 gallon tank and put it on my trailer. Go to the Water Purification outlets and have them fill it. Then install a pump that would push it through the pole.
This way I never have to leach off a clients water supply. This would reduce the discord of WFP usage with the client because I am not using their water. Plus it would be faster than having to set up and get started when I could just pull the hose to the back of the house and get started. Not having to run a supply hose and all that jazz.
48" x 48" 500 Gallon Tank = $100
ReachiT Mini = $699 Maybe $1099 wit XT
Pump = $50
Water = $1.25 per 5 gallons
200 Gallons = $50
To get started anyway. Then after recouping some of my initial investment. (About 200 gallons later) I can have this RO system installed in my garage to refill the tanks at night.
What do you think?
My service area average TDS = 200ppm
I would burn through resign like no tomorrow with DI only.
So, What do I need to do the job right?
My first thought in cost savings and a way to get the ball rolling was to by a 200 gallon tank and put it on my trailer. Go to the Water Purification outlets and have them fill it. Then install a pump that would push it through the pole.
This way I never have to leach off a clients water supply. This would reduce the discord of WFP usage with the client because I am not using their water. Plus it would be faster than having to set up and get started when I could just pull the hose to the back of the house and get started. Not having to run a supply hose and all that jazz.
48" x 48" 500 Gallon Tank = $100
ReachiT Mini = $699 Maybe $1099 wit XT
Pump = $50
Water = $1.25 per 5 gallons
200 Gallons = $50
To get started anyway. Then after recouping some of my initial investment. (About 200 gallons later) I can have this RO system installed in my garage to refill the tanks at night.
What do you think?
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