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No all unit have them and some even have auto flushI do not have one on my system.
You can DIY one, with a couple of “Y” fittings and a valve, that’s what I do.I do not have one on my system.
You just open it every once in a while, theoretically flushing the membrane, extending its life. Whether it actually does anything is questionable though.What instance would I need to do that?
You can DIY one, with a couple of “Y” fittings and a valve, that’s what I do.
Maybe I’ll change the carbon and sediment cartridges and go from there. I appreciate the helpWith new DI it shouldn’t be reading 5 on the output. The sediment and carbon on to protect the Ro membrane. Depending what’s coming out of the RO membrane the DI should bring it to 0.
I would test what the TDS is coming from the RO before the DI
If you would’ve been using that flush valve it possibly would’ve made your membrane last longer this is why I bought the auto flush valve that flushes every hourDoes flushing lower TDS? Mine is reading 5ppm

