If my water pressure is fine, will this still help with water usage efficiency?
345709
Your RO will make better water, and your cycle times in filling the reserve tank will be quicker. In a essence, yes it will work more efficient time wise, but you will end up with close to the same amount of waste water.
345710
Yes it will. Also, it will fill the water tank faster. It is worth the money.
1911641
You would have to wait for it to circulate the water so the only advantage I can think of is you are not wasting water while you wait as you did before. Mine runs continuously unless we are away from home for any period of time and I can not see any substantial increase in electricity use plus the hot water is there within seconds so I'm sure I an offsetting any increase in electricity use with much less water usage.
844591
I would think not. I believe if I was doing something like that I would want water pressure similar to my shower.
693259
U can control water flow by hand, keep water flow low pressure and it will not bother u,I hope it will help u, Product works very well with me, I m very happy
670057
My water pressure is normal. I couldn't answer that question. But it works very well on the shower were I installed it.
1527397
I had good water pressure before and did not notice a difference after installing this shower head, so I would say the pressure is good.
1153739
This pump works with normal city water pressure. If the low pressure side of the regulator is normal city water pressure, the pump should be fine.
2139525
Yes. The water pressure coming through my Enviro Premium Shower Filter became slightly reduced after installation and greatly reduced within a few weeks. My dealings with Enviro about this issue have been less than satisfactory.
1120744
I couldn't say - I've had mine quite awhile in 2 bathroom showers and each is doing its job. I've noticed no difference in pressure.
1431993
I'm not sure you would have much water pressure. There is quite a bit of capacity in the tank portion but your pressure would likely drop off substantially. I plumbed a PVC line to mine so it always has pressure but I can disconnect it at a plumbed union if needful.
1278906
No. This device prevents water from flowing the wrong way--back into the pipes were unwanted water might contaminate the fresh water system. These are required by some jurisdictions on all outside faucets, for example. To reduce pressure you need a pressure reducer.
1848716
Yes, less pressure. I always assumed is was a "water saving" feature. Government mandated?
3292
Yes-- the water pressure will be reduced some as compared to a bigger dia. hose.[That is physics ] However, if you have very good [i.e high] pressure to start with, it will not be a very notable reduction. If your pressure is not very high to start with, the reduction will be much more noticeable.
1265638
I think it would work but the water pressure may not be as strong as you would like it to be.
494908
Yes it does reduce the flow of water. If you have a good flow now it is not significant.
89835
No not at all, but more or less full of something will affect the pressure, so you might have to use more or less charges to obtain your desired pressure.
1959338
In my system I have had no problems with reduction in water pressure, and I also have a water softner inline after the filter. I know that water continues to flow although Abundant flow recommends not using water while the backwash is taking place and setting the cycle when not using water. Our system is set for midnight.