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it's b/c topeka is run by rednecks i know about roLook at all of you clean-water hipsters in this thread
i had at least 3 letters from topeka water like this
it's b/c topeka is run by rednecks i know about roLook at all of you clean-water hipsters in this thread
Yeah we have it under our sink. I wouldn’t have bought it if I had it on my countertop.yea those are great if you don't have the room under your sink and you wouldn't mind sacrificing countertop space.
i mean i put my ro unit on top of the fridge (those 2 little storage cabinets no one can access unless they are 6 8' super chads) and i had to get an especially small 2gallon tank for it to fit.
i've been putting it off, but i bought the water filter housings for 5micron and 1micron to filter the whole house (along w/ having the 5 stage ro in kitchen)I have a whole house water softener / filtration system, RO in the kitchen (push button to engage at the sink) with the line to the refrigerator coming through the RO system, so ice / drinking water from there is filtered.
it goes through activated charcoal and you still smell cholorine?I have a fuckoff huge Culligan system installed that filters everything but isn’t whole house RO. “Softener” is just easier.
No that’s only in the shop, which isn’t filtered. When I fill up jugs of water to water some plants in the yard.it goes through activated charcoal and you still smell cholorine?
i've been putting it off, but i bought the water filter housings for 5micron and 1micron to filter the whole house (along w/ having the 5 stage ro in kitchen)
i notice there is a built up sediment at a toilet i don't use often (rust ring)
the problem is, i believe i have to rip out 1 side of my garage wall to access the pipe, i've mapped out the piping on the wall and it looks like a fucking maze if i believe this
you might want to think about adding a 5 or 1 micro and carbon whole house filter as well since these do not drop water pressure as long as your cartridges are dirty and not changed (which youre already afamiliar with) and you get the same pipe size (3/4 to 3/4, etc)
you might have better showers
you can use the same 10x2.5 waterfilter housings as you probably have in your 40 unit.
most ppl get a 20x 2.5 or a 10x4.5 or even the mega jumbo 20x4.5 so they don't have to change it out as much
Looks like a gimmick and a waste of money. That said, I bought one. This house needs a lot of work...it might come in handy.FLIR ONE Gen 3 Professional Thermal Camera for iOS and Android Smart Phones | Teledyne FLIR
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The phone versions are ok for around the house, finding studs and stuff. We have one at work that’s around $20k I think. You can see every stud, air vent, etc. Used it to drill into concrete that had heat pipes in it at a coworkers pole barn so he didn’t hit em. You can see where footprints from where people walked like five minutes ago with that thing, it’s awesome.The commercial/ industrial level FLIRs are fucking epic. Total game changer for identifying issues before starting a job..
You do best with a certified operator to twist the knobs and someone who understands the context of what you are looking at . A mason looking at waterproofing failures is different than a roofer looking at leaks etc. I have gone over vessels with a FLIR tech, a Marine Surveyor and myself and all three of us are seeing different things than each other. Being able to go over the footage again later is a huge plus too. Those FLIR rigs start at $10,000. So like I said I don't know what that $200 buys you, but I am a fan of the tech and creative ways I have seen people apply it.
That condo that collapsed in Florida? 100% you could have seen how bad the water damage was with one of those big boy cameras.
what? these things are iphone only? heh thanks tho
The phone versions are ok for around the house, finding studs and stuff. We have one at work that’s around $20k I think. You can see every stud, air vent, etc. Used it to drill into concrete that had heat pipes in it at a coworkers pole barn so he didn’t hit em. You can see where footprints from where people walked like five minutes ago with that thing, it’s awesome.
We told our coworker it’s so powerful we could see farts with it so she better be careful. She didn’t believe us (it can’t) so he photoshopped a massive IR blast cloud coming out of my ass and loaded up to the camera to show her a few days later when we had it out again. Was hilarious.
Why a whole house filter? You want to shower in reverse osmosis water? I guess I just want to drink it. I’m just a level 2 reverse osmosis connoisseur.i've been putting it off, but i bought the water filter housings for 5micron and 1micron to filter the whole house (along w/ having the 5 stage ro in kitchen)
i notice there is a built up sediment at a toilet i don't use often (rust ring)
the problem is, i believe i have to rip out 1 side of my garage wall to access the pipe, i've mapped out the piping on the wall and it looks like a fucking maze if i believe this
you might want to think about adding a 5 or 1 micro and carbon whole house filter as well since these do not drop water pressure as long as your cartridges are dirty and not changed (which youre already afamiliar with) and you get the same pipe size (3/4 to 3/4, etc)
you might have better showers
you can use the same 10x2.5 waterfilter housings as you probably have in your 40 unit.
most ppl get a 20x 2.5 or a 10x4.5 or even the mega jumbo 20x4.5 so they don't have to change it out as much
usually the term for "whole house filter" applies to just these typesWhy a whole house filter? You want to shower in reverse osmosis water? I guess I just want to drink it. I’m just a level 2 reverse osmosis connoisseur.