Will this deliver 0 ppm water when used with a filter system for car washing?
1107752
in theory, yes. but realize that the water output isn't enough for a water spray on a car. i mean, you can collect the 0PPM water in a bucket and spray it, but not enough water output to be effective directly from the water filter. :)
1107753
Yes, but it will be quite expensive depending on the hardness of your water. If you need purer water than comes out of your tap, I suggest a reverse osmosis system. It wont be 0 ppm, but it will be close and much more economical in most situations. You will still have to make the amount you need and then wash with it as the deionization resin and the r/o system are both kinda slow.
1896684
With the filter in place, not fast at all. Honestly I don't use it. Without it the flow rate is very acceptable, though I don't have a GPM answer for you.
2020624
Yes, I found it to work very well, comparing tap water to distilled water it showed the contrast of 0 to 220 ppm
1166087
Hi..I doubt this filter will help as it's for sediment ..aka tiny bits of dirt.
421314
Not noticeably - water tends to gather some white particles from the filter - frankly think my car spotted worse with it on the hose.
953747
It really depends on your water parameters. But if you have really hard water (above 300ppm) this might not even work. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
18784
Ur going to make a really big mess of the filter and inside, but I sucked a lot of automotive fluids up just not huge amounts at a time and it seems to do ok. There might be something out there more directly suited to that specific task though.
956008
Yes - this system filters out almost everything out of the source water..my water is as good as fresh spring water....
1739196
I'm sure it would if you have a neck down section of hose. The filter is only a flow through filter. It is siced for 2 in on both ends.
710310
That's a hard question to answer! Short answer is NO. Long answer is, it depends on the Chemical's molecular size. Since water itself is a chemical and there are chemicals like petrol that are molecularity smaller, they will pass through the filter. Others are bigger and will be filtered. You should always find the cleanest water source possible when filtering!
230307
I believe that the filter is designed for cold water only. There is only a place for only one water line input.
2140520
Seriously doubt it. I tried to use it to pump car wash liquid soap and it would do it but barely.
1505143
I haven't attempted to use this nozzle to wash my car yet, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine. There are a large variety of spray patterns to choose from. I am sure at least one of them will do the job. Keep in mind this is attached to a garden hose and the city supply pressure is probably somewhere around 40 psi. The spray you get will not equal the spray you get from a 'wash yourself' car wash facility. Those sprays are under higher pressure. If that is what you're looking for I suggest you invest in a pressure washer.
2166662
Yes and no. It would but it would also filter out the flavor. I would assume you would end up with just water.
2236290
Dear Suzanne:I have tried the ZeroWater ZT=2 on regular tap water (registering over 300 consistently) and in a jug of distilled water, registering anywhere from 0 to 100. I trust what it says. My suggestion: try it on both to see what results you get. I trust it. Paul
2060849
You should be all right. There's a gauge on the system that tells you if the pressure is good enough. The Better the pressure the more efficient the filter is
899308
Sara - I seriously doubt that this filter would work for your particular application as it works on a "siphoning" principal which would mean that the intake tube would have to be submerged at all times allowing no air whatsoever to impede the flow of water. Additionally, the filtering unit must sit lower than the tank to work properly.