[rz]

Yes I have. Why?

if you get one of those fittings mike put a link up to,attatch it to the cold water supply under youe sink(no tools needed)

then run the pipe under the kitchen units toward the back door, the inlet pipe from the ro can have a pipe joiner in the end, put it through the cat flat and plug it in to the other pipe,

when it not being used you can pull it apart and put it back through the flap,

no drilling, no tools.

hope this makes sense

[Sir Squeaky]

Yes I have. Why?

if you get one of those fittings mike put a link up to,attatch it to the cold water supply under youe sink(no tools needed)

then run the pipe under the kitchen units toward the back door, the inlet pipe from the ro can have a pipe joiner in the end, put it through the cat flat and plug it in to the other pipe,

when it not being used you can pull it apart and put it back through the flap,

no drilling, no tools.

hope this makes sense

Yeah I think so.
How does it attach under the sink then? Hasn't something got to be taken off or pierced? Otherwise it would be running out now.

[rz]

yes mate it pierces but if you move just leave it, landlord wont even see it.

dont think you need a joiner either you can use some of that 5mm pipe i left with you.

[Sir Squeaky]

Alright, cheers Rog. I'll have a look tomorrow.
Got to get that IBC connector tomorrow and continue to try and clean the tank out. Still 60-odd TDS

[rz]

 John Guest ¼" Blue Tubing for RO Unit per meter
The John Guest PE Range of plastic tubing is produced in Linear Low Density Polyethylene. John Guest Polyethylene tubing is designed for use with John Guest Super Speedfit push-in fittings, John Guest Shut-Off Valves and virtually all standard tubing connectors.



Price: £0.28 (£0.33 Including VAT charge at 17.5%)

Quantity:  

4 metres of this from gardiners and that fitting mike said should do it...

[Sir Squeaky]

John Guest ¼" Blue Tubing for RO Unit per meter
The John Guest PE Range of plastic tubing is produced in Linear Low Density Polyethylene. John Guest Polyethylene tubing is designed for use with John Guest Super Speedfit push-in fittings, John Guest Shut-Off Valves and virtually all standard tubing connectors.



Price: £0.28 (£0.33 Including VAT charge at 17.5%)

Quantity:  

4 metres of this from gardiners and that fitting mike said should do it...

Right ok. That and the fitting Mike said? Definitley what I need?
Don't want to order the wrong thing, got to get it going soon!

[rz]

yeah pretty sure that should do it,

[Sir Squeaky]

Ok thanks. i'll order it.

[Sir Squeaky]

Actually I'm going to hold on the order for now.
I've got some sort of connection, and there isn't a pipe or tap to connect to under the sink. I recently had a new kitchen and it's all hidden behind the unit, just braided hoses come through two holes.

Main thing is to rinse this tank out.
Thought I might get my brush in there and have a scrub, that'll surely speed up the process...

[TC1]

Found some sodium thiosulphate today in my garage. I want to help you out and send it, but not sure whether its ok to send in the post and don't want to get had for suspected drug dealing!! lol

Tony

[Sir Squeaky]

Found some sodium thiosulphate today in my garage. I want to help you out and send it, but not sure whether its ok to send in the post and don't want to get had for suspected drug dealing!! lol

Tony

Cheers anyway Tony, but I think you're right!

[Sir Squeaky]

Woohoo! Water from tank is now 015, and that was taken from the bottom too!

I got my wfp in there and gave it a good scrub before flushing it out again with a half-fill.

That's nearly useable already, so once it's filled that should be well into single figures.

[d s windowcleaning]

you could put in a bottle of milton steralizing fluid this will remove all traces of bleach .

[Sir Squeaky]

you could put in a bottle of milton steralizing fluid this will remove all traces of bleach .

Is that all I needed to do? Wish you'd said yesterday Dave!

I should be fine now, but cheers anyway.

[EZclean]

this might help under your sink,

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WASHING-MACHINE-DISHWASHER--HOSE--%22Y%22-PIECE-SPLITTER_W0QQitemZ200312825776QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=&rvr_id=&cguid=57225c561260a0aad377f8b7ffdb7359

 feed washer from one - RO from the other
i then used one of them braided hoses you mentioned to connect to the RO

[Tom White]

Just bash the back panel off, and put the pipe cutting attachment thingy on the cold water pipe, drill a hole through the brick work (I'll do it), feed a hose through, attach a tap and screw it to a wall, and bob's yer uncle.

It's so easy, even I could do it!

[Sir Squeaky]

Just bash the back panel off, and put the pipe cutting attachment thingy on the cold water pipe, drill a hole through the brick work (I'll do it), feed a hose through, attach a tap and screw it to a wall, and bob's yer uncle.

It's so easy, even I could do it!

Yeah cheers Tosh, it's fine now. I did say earlier!

[rz]

Woohoo! Water from tank is now 015, and that was taken from the bottom too!

I got my wfp in there and gave it a good scrub before flushing it out again with a half-fill.

That's nearly useable already, so once it's filled that should be well into single figures.

nice one rog

lets hope the hose thing works

[d s windowcleaning]

you could put in a bottle of milton steralizing fluid this will remove all traces of bleach .

Is that all I needed to do? Wish you'd said yesterday Dave!

I should be fine now, but cheers anyway.

sorry mate got drawn in to the tap coversation more than the bleach side of the topic . yeah milton fluid was all you needed .