Re: O/T Home Water Filtration

Posted by Janicholson on January 14, 2007 at 20:16:26 from (66.188.149.191):

In Reply to: O/T Home Water Filtration posted by Aaron Ford on January 14, 2007 at 19:41:06:

Every solution will be expensive. The best I can offer is the use of a sand filter system with low flow, and fine sand, two 55 gallon plastic barrels can effectively filter water. Google the needed assembly. In Montana My 500 ft deep 6" well produced water that had 3700PPM disolved solids and enough natural gas to blow the sink through the countertop if was run into it raw. We had 1000gal degassing tank, a repressurization pump/tank, and a 1800$ reverse osmosis system that would make 25 gal/day of very good water. Those membranes and filters lasted 4 months and cost about 125.00 each change. The only other option was bottled water. JimN

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