Build it yourself water deionizing filter (for spotless rinse)

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OK, someone build this and let us know how it works!

Jim

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Interesting ! I may give it a try. I can't afford a CR system at this time. Too many toys .:xyxthumbs:
 
wonder how it actually works, and how long it will last...the most expensive thing in spotless system is crystal resin refills...
 
I design/manage installation of water filtration systems for my company and this will absolutely work. The resin can be gotten from many sources. Beware if you run a water softener prior to the DI bed as it will foul the resin much faster.

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I am new to a CR system and I am wondering if you hook this into a hose or what??? It shows a 10mm line coming out.....I guess I don't understand how these systems are used.
 
You can regenerate you used resin so basicallyyou won't have to buy the refills for the cr system. That saves a lot of money!
 
just an fyi guys, im into saltwater fish tanks and ther is alot of ways to diy this and buy the systems cheep, check places like permiumaquatics.com or something that might help u guys get started
 
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You can regenerate you used resin so basicallyyou won't have to buy the refills for the cr system. That saves a lot of money!
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I could be wrong, but I thought that was only with "water softeners" (AG system) that substitute NaCl for CaCo3. I thought the type of resin that creates zero TDS(CR Spotless) is replacement only.

That's how I understood it. Maybe I am wrong.
 
Message me the link pleaseeeee ;)

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If it's what I think it is - google DIY DI Water Purification System and you should see it in the first few hits. *scribd*


Somewhat OT - DIY should be ok/safe to share on here, no? AG wouldn't hit you with a ban hammer should components listed aren't sold on here, or for example; you posted a how-to on homemade dual action, would they?
 
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