i don't honeslty know a lot about reverse osmosis water, honestly. i'm on a quest to find out more now though (thanks!).

i think it's better suited for industrial use as opposed to home use. home applications lack the high pressure needed to force the water through the membrane.

i would assume (and we know what this does) that this also removes the beneficial things in the water too, depending on the filtering size of the membrane.

i'm sure there are answers out there somewhere.


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