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    There's gallons of distilled water comes out of my shed dehumidifier, that would be a cheap start if you know someone who runs such a device.
    Spelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted

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    My Gran used to have a water softener (In the '50s) Click image for larger version. 

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ID:	23113 and it was regenerated using salt. I wonder if there is any way of reviving spent deionising cartridges in a similar manner. They are both based on ion-exchange resins.

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    Went for this system, Finerfilters 4 Stage Compact Reverse Osmosis Filter With DI Resin (100 GPH)

    It is only £57 and should last a decent amount of time.


    Don't have water into the workshop yet so just shoved it on a stick by the outside tap..



    Within a few hours (4-5) I had 20L made.



    Using this TDS meters, Yakamoz LCD Digital TDS-3 Meter Temp PPM Tester Pen
    Found that our tap water is between 120-160 (taken at multiple times of the day, is that a thing?)
    The filtered water, 000 :)





    With the 20L I have made, waste water is nearly 200L.
    This will be used elsewhere but is a lot more than what others are saying being 1:3-1:5 ratios.
    Apparently you can/should clamp the waste to get better ratio?

    Either way. Cheaper per liter still.
    SevenTrent are charging us "£2.41" per 1000L of water. I was paying £2.29 at ECP so even with the 20-30L I had to flush through the system to prep it I am less than a quarter the price already (excluding the system setup and running costs).

    10/10 Would recommend.
    Last edited by JOGARA; 06-04-2018 at 07:56 PM.

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    Either way. Cheaper per liter still.
    SevenTrent are charging us "£2.41" per 1000L of water. I was paying £2.29 at ECP so even with the 20-30L I had to flush through the system to prep it I am less than a quarter the price already (excluding the system setup and running costs).
    In our location if you are on a meter we are charged per cubic Mtr for water from the meter and then get a bill for the same amount for putting in down the drain.
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    In our location if you are on a meter we are charged per cubic Mtr for water from the meter and then get a bill for the same amount for putting in down the drain.
    Ohhh shit is that how they work it out?

    Makes sense. What ****s xD


    Ill take this system over to my grandmother's house. They are not on meter there so can run 24/7...
    Last edited by JOGARA; 06-04-2018 at 09:26 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JOGARA View Post
    Ohhh shit is that how they work it out?

    Makes sense. What ****s xD


    Ill take this system over to my grandmother's house. They are not on meter there so can run 24/7...
    Or has been mentioned get a humidifier and kill two birds with one stone.
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Or has been mentioned get a humidifier and kill two birds with one stone.
    More £££ in electricity than it is worth.

    The garage stays really dry even with all this rain. Helps that the air compressor sucks up said moister....

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