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is anyone here using RO plant here @ home? just for water filtration or for the entire house? is it any good?
is anyone here using RO plant here @ home? just for water filtration or for the entire house? is it any good?
RO plant?
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It requires lot of maintenance. The plant is good if you are willing to maintain it and spend some money yearly.
BTW if you have heard ,the government has installed RO plants all over Lahore for clean water (if you are from Lahore). Try their water. Seems quite good and reliable.
BTW if you have heard ,the government has installed RO plants all over Lahore for clean water (if you are from Lahore). Try their water. Seems quite good and reliable.
Any kind of RO plant requires quite a lot of maintenance as Majawar pointed out, but if you're ready to do that it's pretty good and will save you some bucks in the long run (if you use mineral water currently).
Also I have heard that out of 100 liters water that it will intake, it will waste/ reject 75 liters and approve 25 liters for use which is a problem if you have less water available.
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