Sunday, April 17th, 2011 at
4:18 pm
I have Culligan reverse osmosis with 3 filters and charcoal filter, and we changed the filters only like a year ago, and for some reason about 2 weeks ago our pressure just dropped literally over night. We don’t have the money to get a plumber and tried pumping air into with bicycle pump but when we did, water started coming out where we were pumping. Anyone know how to increase water pressure for it?
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Saturday, March 6th, 2010 at
11:41 pm
I have an old water softener from a previous house. My new house needs a whole house charcoal filter. Can I change out the softener media for activated charcoal and use the same filter for whole house removal of taste etc.? If so, what steps are required?
Thanks for offering your experience. RO really won’t work for me because of my water volume. Am hoping to be able to exchange the media for charcoal in a traditional softener.
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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 at
2:26 pm
I mean, it’s a charcoal filter. Wouldn’t that filter pee into something drinkable?
I really don’t want to spend money on one unless I can drink my own urine.
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Friday, August 21st, 2009 at
7:36 am
For homebrew, I need a water source free of chlorine (or chloramine, which is chlorine+ammonia).
Will a charcoal filter out chloramine? Standard pitcher filters like Brita? What else?
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