🐠 AquaFX Barracuda RO/DI Aquarium Filter: High-Performance 100 GPD Solution Review

Did anything work with this order. I heard great news about this brand. But the one I received in the mail was damaged and the missing parts made the canister leak first, this water press leaked and it doesn't work. and made a mess of my house. Returned my product and haven't heard from the seller about my money to be returned. Or even an apology for a damaged product. Looks used and was only sold as new.

Update: 2018-06-20 This reverse osmosis filter is still working well another 7 months and over 300 gallons later. Absolutely no leakage. I am completely happy! Initial Review: I've had this 100 gallon per day RO/DI configuration for two weeks and have made 50 gallons of water so far. My tap water was only 40psi so I added an Aquatec 8800 booster pump which boosted the pressure to 85psi in my case. So far I've been very happy with this RO/DI box. Installation is very easy, absolutely no leaks…

I bought this reverse osmosis system to mix seawater for the aquarium. The device itself is nothing special, but has everything you need and produces water with 0 TDS. It connects to regular hose bolts with the included adapter and works well once it does. It's slightly slower than the 100 gallons-per-day rating, closer to 75 gallons-per-day with my 55 psi faucet, but still fast enough to get the job done. Replaced the first block due to missing parts and the second cracked and leaked between…

This was my first R/O filter. When we moved here I hooked it up to "city water”. I had about 28 containers, 20 of which needed soft water. I used about 80 gallons of filtered water daily for water changes. Our water here is much harder than the water we had in Atlanta. I had to change the sump every 2-3 months, and everyone else twice a year. But then the energy supplier changed and we got a big increase in the water price, so I had to reconsider. I decided to connect it to well water. Our well