Q about RO/DI water

[Druid]

If you use RO/DI water do you need to use a chlorinator such as prime??

[2swift]

I think the ro/di will take care of all the chloirine if it is a good unit!

[Druid]

It's good enough for a diagnostic lab (I "borrow" it from the system at work :rolleyes: ) so yep, it's "good" ;)

[jun_celis]

I never added anything in my RO+DI ever since.

[MCary]

Chlorine can actually damage the RO membrane. Fortunately the carbon block in the second stage removes it.