water changes -- using HD pump?

[epatrick70]

So I have tank on 1st floor and all water making via RODI and mixing done in my basement. Any reason I can't use the below pump for pushing new saltwater to the tank vs caring up with buckets? I'd use a new drinking water safe hose too - rubber or RV purpose.

Everbilt 1/4 HP 2-in-1 Submersible Utility and Transfer Pump UTA02510 - The Home Depot

There is a new standard in water removal pumps, the Everbilt 2-in-1 Utility Pump. This patented design is the first pump that can be operated in both submerged and non-submerged applications. If you need

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[rusty hannon]

So I have tank on 1st floor and all water making via RODI and mixing done in my basement. Any reason I can't use the below pump for pushing new saltwater to the tank vs caring up with buckets? I'd use a new drinking water safe hose too - rubber or RV purpose.

Everbilt 1/4 HP 2-in-1 Submersible Utility and Transfer Pump UTA02510 - The Home Depot

There is a new standard in water removal pumps, the Everbilt 2-in-1 Utility Pump. This patented design is the first pump that can be operated in both submerged and non-submerged applications. If you need

www.homedepot.com

Not sure what others think but I'd definitely use pump n yes new dedicated hose but would not lug it when I could pump it .great reefingR