Drinking Water
I've been reading about the technology that Bill and Linda Gates have been investing in to help solve/create clean drinking water in undeveloped regions of the world. It intrigues me. The concept is t...
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damntough wrote:
In the meantime, I would like to use existing technology to find a reliable way to make good clean great tasting water from any campground source. Ideally, it would be mounted under the kitchen sink. We would use it for cooking and drinking water for two people. I would think filters and reverse osmosis are required. The problem with reverse osmosis, from what I read, it wastes two gallons for every gallon of drinking water. My question is, can this wasted water be diverted into the fresh water tank or is it somehow not able to produce drinking water?
Thanks for the help.
Paul
this set up would work for small amounts of drinking water where the return to the fresh water tank would be a small percentage of the total water supply but for whole house use would keep making the non-potable water more and more non-potable to diminishing ends.
bumpy
