fridge water filter
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Use on the intake side of your pump.
You can screw in any fitting you like. |
Jason, why would you need one of these? To prevent cotaminating you mixture so you don't end up clogging your nozzles? Any other benefit?
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There has always been some fear of a nozzle clogging and you think you are injecting, but not. No water when you think you are spraying = FAIL
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I'd be curious to know what the pressure differential across that filter is at the flow rates we encounter. Restrictive filters are typically placed on the high-pressure sides of pumps where they can do far less harm- the diaphragm pumps that most of us use are not rated to draw very much on the suction side. (though for the life of me, I can't seem to find anything better than priming height on the Shurflo datasheets...)
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Article pointed out that the italian pump they recommended works fine on the intake. Besides flow rates are low.
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what ever you do dont use a carbon filter!! i use to do water purifcation i would just use a sediment filter NOTHING WITH CARBON, or purify the stuff before you add the water to the resivoir
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nozzle clogging is not a good thing it makes my water not good.. thanks for that it will make me feel great for that...
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so with a filter like that, do you need to put in purified water or is regular water ok?
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Yeah I was wondering the same thing actually.... Jason, you can do better with your description.
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