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badminto
post Jul 9 2018, 09:28 PM

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Is it okay to use water pump for any water filtration RO system like aquaphor? Which one is recommended? I'm travelling a lot so I hope I can using it anywhere I go

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post Jul 9 2018, 09:44 PM

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QUOTE(hestati @ Jul 9 2018, 09:38 PM)
I am a bit confused... Aquaphor is non-RO system, at least the one that is sold in Malaysia. Are you planning to travel with Aquaphor or just with the pump?
Ah, sorry..I thought Aquaphor is RO system. So yeah, I'm planning to bring Aquaphor + pump so I can pump it from water bottle
badminto
post Jul 9 2018, 10:05 PM

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QUOTE(hestati @ Jul 9 2018, 09:53 PM)
You can get pretty much any pump, example is the link below (NOT MY LISTING) but that would be a hell of a monster to carry around, plus Aquaphor cartridges are not really meant to go through many cycles like that. Do you already own Aquaphor? I'd think having faucet connector for it is a better idea than pump and I would choose different system if you haven't yet bought Aquaphor. Can make it really compact and efficient if you're interested.
I'm not buying Aquaphor system yet as I'm still surveying about this. So what's your suggestion for my case?

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I believe this only works if there's slight water pressure. It doesnt work on 0 water pressure like pumping from bottle.

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