Mixing Rodi in a very small space.

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Good morning!! So I am trying to find a better way to mix my salt water. I am currently buying it at the lfs and transporting up 3 flights of stairs. Unfortunately I dont have much room for a mixing station. Any one have anything they use thats creative? Can I just strap on a rodi unit and only use it when I need it? I have spent countess hours reading and trying to figure it out so I thought I'd ask the experts.
 
My 10 gallon ATO is also my saltwater bin for water changes. I fill it with a five gallon water jug (blue jug from the store) with RODI made in my bathroom. Oh...forgot to add that I have a powerhead in the bottom for mixing the salt.
 
So I have a 120 gallon which isn't terrible when I need to get premixed salt water at lfs but I am needing to top off about 7 gallon a week. I'm currently do a wc once a month.
 
My 10 gallon ATO is also my saltwater bin for water changes. I fill it with a five gallon water jug (blue jug from the store) with RODI made in my bathroom.
Do you have your rodi always installed in your bathroom then? Thanks for replying.
 
So I have a 120 gallon which isn't terrible when I need to get premixed salt water at lfs but I am needing to top off about 7 gallon a week. I'm currently do a wc once a month.
I think you'd probably benefit from a small RODI unit. I have a 200-gallon and getting one was a game changer in terms of how much water I had to haul around.

We installed ours under the sink in our laundry room.
 
We mounted a piece of plywood to our wall and setup the RODI/booster on that, could do something similar next to an installed sink, etc. We have an unused water/drain plumbed in our laundry room which wasn't being used, worked out to be a good place for us. Then, just mix saltwater in a 5 gallon bucket.

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Do you have your rodi always installed in your bathroom then? Thanks for replying.
Yes, it stays connected to one (of two) sink. One could get crafty and put it below the sink and pipe everything eloquently, but I like to keep an eye on the cartridges and TSD levels.
 
I think you'd probably benefit from a small RODI unit. I have a 200-gallon and getting one was a game changer in terms of how much water I had to haul around.

We installed ours under the sink in our laundry room.
Yes. I do think i need one. Im just trying to find the best place for it. Which one do you recommend? Thanks for replying.
 
There was a recent post on suggested RODI units...I think by RHF. BRS, Spectrapure and a couple of others are certainly reputable and can be found on sale. I am a fan of Spectrapure and have owned them for many years; although I did upgrade to a new one last year along with a booster pump.
 
Do you have your rodi always installed in your bathroom then? Thanks for replying.

depending on the plumbing... it can be installed (and removed without permanent damage) under a sink... generally means buying an adaptor.
 

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