can this be used on waste water systems
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I don't see any reason why not. Waste water has been processed so there is no particulate suspended in the water and no harmful chemicals.
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Hi Debra, I'm not an expert and this is only my opinion, but I guess it depends on how much debris is in your waste water. I would assume, just like Rain Bird heads, it probably has a little filter inside that can become clogged. For the price, why not buy and try one before replacing the lot?
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Maybe, provided water is clean and has no debris which could clog nozzle. Best to send a question to Manf.
264863
Be careful. You could end up with a face full of raw sewage. Works well if connections are correct. Good luck
908772
Depends on how good you are at plumbing. It can be hooked into any supply and discharge lines but by your question, I suggest doing a lot more research on reverse osmosis systems about issues like out put and waste. Good luck, it is a good price but you need to supply your own storage tank and spigot
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Yes it can. From page 4 of the manual: "The ClearWave can be used effectively on any type of water pipe; galvanized, copper, or plastic." I would also suggest the following:1). If you have a sediment filter on the line coming into the home, place the ClearWave on the Output side, esp. if you have Well Water.2). Get your water tested for hardness first. The Maximum Hardness that the ClearWave will effectively work on is 425 ppm or 25 gpg. My water was tested at 16 gpg and it works great!Hope this helps.
2047001
I don't see why not. It should be good for any water that is hard and impure.G K P
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You would have to have a way to run water over this media. It can be used many different ways. I use it in a canister filter and a hang on back filter. In a tank that small and only a sponge filter I dont really see a way to use it unless you want to use it as a substrate.
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I believe you should be able to use this on a m/s system as long as the system is empty. You will need to get a hose and adapter. Doug -The pump works very well by the way.
653673
Yes - use only plain water. Any cleaners, etc. will only serve to clog the machine and may render it useless.
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edrick- i have not tried it from a water source other than house water, but if the source is clean and not filled with dirt i would think you could use it-to be sure please to check yourmanual for referance
264789
I do not know, I have not tried it. I would be hesitate to try back flushing the water filter.
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Yes, but as with any appliance how well that works depends on the quality--particularly the hardness of your water. G'luck!
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I would think so. I would check the mineral content in the bottled water you want to use, my machine (depending on Frequency of use) will indicate with red blinking lights to "descale" the machine aprox every 2 months. I use a Britta filter in a pitcher with tap water and use the filter in the machine also.
870291
I don't know for sure but I can't see any reason why not. I have a sump pump and a lot of times I pour water into it just to make sure it is working. This is by far the best dehumidifier I have ever had.
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Ideally, yes. For best results, you're supposed to use distilled water (which can be picked up at the supermarket for very cheap.) However, I never used it, and mine still works fine almost 4 years later. So it's your choice - I'm not confident it will make a difference.
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Theoreticaly yes. As long as its pure rainwater and hasn't been contaminated it should be fine. That would depend on method of collection though. When in doubt distilled water is a cheap and safe solution. Tap water is a big no as is anything with high mineral content. I would avoid downspout collected water.
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Hello Kimberly, yes, with any reverse osmosis system there is waste water, is usually 100% to the water you purify (3 gallons of purified water to 3 gallons of waste water). However, I do not know if this is the case with this system. This information I have about waste water is as old as the reverse osmosis technology is (about 25 years ago). I suspect the current info is the same but I do not know for sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.-Pat Holland
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If you have a water line which is the "waste water" you can use this pump. I like it because it's not an electrical pump.Make sure you get the right model to fit your GPD rating on your water filter.