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]]> By: Greg http://bestwaterfilter1.com/comment-page-1#comment-560 Greg Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:53:28 +0000 http://bestwaterfilter1.com/?page_id=3#comment-560 Curious about your "NOTE" in the reverse osmosis system - about it "wasting" a substantial amount of water. Why not mention that under distillation as it consumes a lot more water per produced gallon than RO does. I also tend not to think of this as 'waste.' No-one refers to water being "wasted" by a washing machine or a dishwasher - they are simply appliances that use water to clean things. An RO really isn't any different - it simply uses water to clean, well, water. Just like a washing machine rinsing grass stains down the drain, the RO rinses chemicals, bacteria and disinfection byproducts to the drain. Same thing.... Curious about your “NOTE” in the reverse osmosis system – about it “wasting” a substantial amount of water. Why not mention that under distillation as it consumes a lot more water per produced gallon than RO does. I also tend not to think of this as ‘waste.’

No-one refers to water being “wasted” by a washing machine or a dishwasher – they are simply appliances that use water to clean things. An RO really isn’t any different – it simply uses water to clean, well, water. Just like a washing machine rinsing grass stains down the drain, the RO rinses chemicals, bacteria and disinfection byproducts to the drain. Same thing….

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