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How Can You Save $$ On Saltwater Tank Water? The Benefits of Having a RO/DI Filter at Home!

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Matthew's new series has landed! Lugging water from your grocery store or LFS can be time consuming and, let's face it, EXPENSIVE. Fortunately, there's an easy and affordable solution to getting the best water possible for your coral and saltwater fish: having your own RO/DI filter at home! Today, join Matthew as he walks us through the benefits of getting your first RO/DI at home for your reef tank or saltwater aquarium, and, how it can save you money in the long run. Check it out here!
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@Starganderfish 2 года назад

I see these as an essential kitchen add-on as well as for tank. I have a 6 stage system plumbed under the kitchen sink. Just prior to the RO filter I split off two extra lines - one goes to a water tap on the sink for drinking, the second goes through the wall into a kegerator, where it’s chilled, carbonated and fed back through the wall to a second water tap for carbonated water for drinking, the third line feeds through the the RO/DI filter and into a small under counter pressure tank. Goes through a final polishing filter before ending in a seperate line for filling ATO and AWC reservoirs. Set up correctly these are not just for the aquarium. I do not to get an inline TDS meter and more importantly a float switch for the reservoir end. So easy to forget that the line is open!!

@Razgriz977 2 года назад

I got so tired of lugging distilled jugs of water. I've had an RODI unit for a month now after a year of not having one. Worth it, though it cost about as much as my whole tank setup.

@ThomasBReef 2 года назад

Awesome video! Succinct and PACKED with great info!

@fishpony1211 2 года назад

Woohoo just bought one of these from you guys!!! Currently making water for the first time with it as i type this. 0 TDS as expected!

@aaronfitz2892 2 года назад

anyone who stays in dallas TX and knows were Dallas north aquarium is u can go there and get a rodi system for 200 bucks and right at that moment u start saving money if u would have spent 200 a year just for water

@channelchupathingee9195 2 года назад

Thanks for the video

@loganmraz3511 2 года назад

Ro/di was the best investment I ever made in the fish hobby, including freshwater.

@bopeep7806 2 года назад

Cool :) i prefer buying it from lfs gives me a great excuse to see all the corals and have some cheeky buys !!

@loganmraz3511 2 года назад

@@bopeep7806 can’t argue with that! I unfortunately don’t have a local fish store otherwise I probably would do it that way also.

@c3dpo 2 года назад

Got one as soon as i setup my tank. want to run dual membranes to cut down waste and then keep that for the garden 👌

@RobBoryckiGolf 2 года назад

How does brs only have 80k subs?? Come on everyone !!

@bopeep7806 2 года назад

I prefer to buy my r/o water from my lfs, it not only supports them but its an excuse to go to lfs every month and buy some cheeky corals and fish without the partner there !! ;) having one at home on standby for emergencies such as covid lockdowns etc would be a good idea, but on a water meter and paying for the litres of waste water from using an rodi unit at home it does work out quite abit dearer for us in uk, i will carry on getting it from lfs for now :)

@bopeep7806 2 года назад

@@Sammy31Dee test it like you test your own r/o water lol, tds pen…. and i like the excuse to visit my lfs, in uk on a water meter i get charged on the meter, so the waste water the r/o unit puts down the drain is pretty close to paying for r/o from my lfs at £1.25 for 25 litres and i only have a redsea 300xl so it makes no difference to me, but thanks for the advice

@bopeep7806 2 года назад

@@Sammy31Dee you are very much the glass is half empty person, i am the glass is half full type person, i enjoy buying r/o from my lfs and supporting them i can see the inline tds meter there as its a good shop, we are all individuals and we all like doing our own thing. Think you should respect other’s choices abit more, i respect yours having an r/o machine at home.

@MyFirstFishTank 2 года назад

That's a great reason for buying RODI from your LFS! Any excuse is a good excuse for sure!

@JakeDogg-RIP 2 года назад

U a good boy! 🐶

@RaulsAquaticsandReptiles 11 месяцев назад

I have Water Softner system at my house. Should hook up my BRS RODI filter to water (city) before it goes thru the softener system or I can just hook it up underneath the sink using the water that has already filtered thru the softener system? Thank you

@camerongarcia3128 Год назад

Can you use these systems to wash solar panels, or windowns?

@BlazedReefer Год назад

Can you help me out ... I bought someones old lighting and they shot me a tmc V2 pure advanced 50GPD rodi system in for free.. i understand this is pretty old but i see there still being sold any suggestions what i should do as its only a 3 stage it has no di resin section

@NinjaSushi2 2 года назад

1:52 salt water is up to 2$ a gallon now! 10 bucks a jug!

@jeffdreher5637 2 года назад

When talking about savings . Are you including filter replacement? They can be pricey .

@BulkReefSupply 2 года назад

A filter replacement kit is only about $30 depending on the kit you go with 🙂 The RO membrane usually needs to get replaced once every 2-3 years for most of our customers and the pre-filters can usually go many months without replacement. DI resin is most frequently replaced.

@NinjaSushi2 2 года назад

When I go to flush my system do I need to disconnect it from the DI filter? When I put it in the flush position, it still sends water through my DI filter and it still makes water just not as fast.

@BulkReefSupply 2 года назад

That usually happens if you have moderate to high water pressure. No need to disconnect the DI stage from your system as there should only be a little bit of water passing through it when you open up the flush valve.

@robynwatt2546 2 года назад

Which is the best filter for a beginner 40 gallon saltwater tank??

@BulkReefSupply 2 года назад

If you're on city water, a 5 stage RODI system will be perfect balance of price and performance for someone just getting started in the hobby 🙂

@NUTTER8291 2 года назад

I'm led to believe that for every 1 lt of RO water this thing produces it throws out 7 lt of water down the drain (unless you can find another use for it !) here in the UK we are on water meters and to use something like that would cost us a fortune !!

@BulkReefSupply 2 года назад

Not quite. We usually see about 1 gallon of good RODI water to about 2-3 gallons of waste water. You can also run a water saver setup, which will get you really close to a 1:1 ratio with good water pressure.

@kickassclone75 Год назад

your government is run by lunatic libtards who make your lives miserable. When will you people ever learn? My guess is never.

@justasimpleengineer96 2 года назад

As much as I want this it’ll have to wait. Setting up my first saltwater tank and the costs keep mounting… nearly $180 for the cheapest option. but I knew it would be expensive. For now though I’m going to use distilled water I think.

@BulkReefSupply 2 года назад

Hey, fair enough! Distilled water works fine. Try checking with local fish stores to see if they sell RODI water too. It's usually cheaper at the fish store vs distilled water at the grocery store.

@justasimpleengineer96 2 года назад

@@BulkReefSupply I appreciate the feed back! I’ll look into that. I also appreciate all your videos. Always great info for people starting out like me.

@justasimpleengineer96 2 года назад

@@BulkReefSupply ok I lied….. just buy a 5 stage… lol

@kickassclone75 Год назад

One piece of advice I can give you is that if you think $180 is a lot of money don't bother with reefing my friend.

@justasimpleengineer96 Год назад

@@kickassclone75 I’m somewhere in the range of about 2500 into my tank so far but I am very calculated about where I spend. My philosophy is, do I need it? If yes, then I buy it. Or is it a nice to have? If so then I decide if it really will help me or not and make my decision that way. 180 is a lot of money hence thinking about whether or not do I really need it or not. In the end I bought one and am glad I did!