quan_daniel Posted March 5, 2007 Report Posted March 5, 2007 Cheri and others, This might be a good tool for you guys who has filtration system. http://www.amazon.com/TDS-Meter-Disolved-R...5309&sr=8-2 This measures TDS, total dissolved soluables. TDS will consists of metals,salt, minerals,etc... Pure water suppose have 0 ppm reading from this meter. Poland spring has 26 ppm. Water faucet is about 200-300 ppm. My Reverse Osmosis is about 13 ppm. The more ppm the harder the water too. Yes mineral is a good thing too, however I wish there is a tool that tells me if that ppm consists of metal or just minerals or both..or salt.. Here is what I do. I measure the faucet water and get its reading, i.e 200 ppm. I measure the filtered water and get its reading , i.e 13 ppm. So 200-13 is 187..that is how much TDS removed. so 187/200 is about 93.7% . Replace your RO or filtering system about 80%. Which means TDS will show 40 ppm on your filtered water. Daniel
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