Review on 🛢️ TankRo RO132 TNK Enhanced Filtration Expansion Capability by Danielle Jenkins

We bought a GE reverse osmosis system at a national hardware store. Almost 10 years later, the reservoir that came with the system just couldn't hold much water. Filling our one gallon kettle depleted the supply. I don't know why the tank didn't hold as much water as it used to (maybe sediment since we're in a well), but the tank had to be replaced. OEM tanks are not only expensive, they are also hard to find. I chose this memory because it is affordable and compatible. Installing the tank was not difficult. The only snag was that the tank has a threaded connection at the top and the included adapter is for the 1/4" hose you would normally use to connect your water supply to your fridge. The reverse osmosis system we have uses 3/8 inch hose. The problem was solved by purchasing an adapter that bolted onto the top of the storage tank and had a 3/8 inch hose fitting. Make sure to check your hose size and purchase a 3/8" fitting when ordering your tank. The replacement tank works well and is a great value considering it does the job of the original tank at a fraction of the cost.