rdnelson99;1038313 wrote: A jug the LFS sell to carry SW or RO. Holds 5 gallons. Drilled a hose in the cap for the tubing to run through. Works great and fits perfect.
J.B.;1038435 wrote: For those of you who have your ATO container inside the stand, and it's not removable; how do you replenish the RO water? I'm considering this for a future build. Hopefully my question will benefit you too, Janelle...I'm not trying to jack your thread.
LSU_fishFan;1038439 wrote: I have one of the 5 gallon jugs that I drilled a hole in and attached a valve with flexible tube on the end.
All i do is sit the jug on a step ladder, place the tube in the container and open the valve.
J.B.;1038435 wrote: For those of you who have your ATO container inside the stand, and it's not removable; how do you replenish the RO water? I'm considering this for a future build. Hopefully my question will benefit you too, Janelle...I'm not trying to jack your thread.
Catgirl29;1038465 wrote: Very useful question! I tend to carry pitchers full of water to the tank from the back of the house to top off now but I'm sure there's a better way. Maybe people are just making their RO/DI water into the 5 gallon containers and switching them out? I can carry 5 gallons, I suppose.
Catgirl29;1038465 wrote: Very useful question! I tend to carry pitchers full of water to the tank from the back of the house to top off now but I'm sure there's a better way. Maybe people are just making their RO/DI water into the 5 gallon containers and switching them out? I can carry 5 gallons, I suppose.
Catgirl29;1038465 wrote: Very useful question! I tend to carry pitchers full of water to the tank from the back of the house to top off now but I'm sure there's a better way. Maybe people are just making their RO/DI water into the 5 gallon containers and switching them out? I can carry 5 gallons, I suppose.