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Dracowoman2
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 Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 2:46 pm Post subject: Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Systems? |
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Anyone used these and what is your opinion of them? If what it says on the box is anything to go buy it would be worth the investment not only for my animals, but also for my family in general.
I currently treat all my animals water with Reptisafe, anyone else using a similar process, or what od you use?
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MJ
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RO water will make the best cup of tea you have ever had!
It's a great thing to have and well worth the small investment for sure.
I don't use one here but had a system in the US and once I sort out permanent accomodation I'll be setting one up here also.
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Dracowoman2
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Hey Paul, I have to agree, I've seen the systems and they are about £270 which to my mind would be well worth it, and I can well believe it, I really don't like all the stuff they stick in tap water. I've actually drunk water from a PURE mountain spring straight out of the rock literally, and it really doen't compare  I'm looking into solar panels and windmills as well for the electric. as I'm sick of all this price increases, and hopefully it would elimate the worry of power cuts, and it's always windy in Wales! 
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SnakeGuy
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You might be interested in this forum if your thinking of going "Green". Quite a lot of information on there and the green building section might have some useful info regarding wind and solar power for you
http://www.selfsufficientish.com/forum/index.php
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Dracowoman2
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Thanks Mate, I'll have a mooch over there later, possibly tonight in bed, I'm busy in the snake room at the moment, full aspen changes and installing more heat mats etc ready for the next batch to move into the rack, and upgrade some of the others to bigger boxes, but will defo have a read
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