Hi All
I am one of those "filter in & out" rainwater dudes. Even though I am lucky to live in an area with very little "upwind traffic" I still would recommend due care unless you have a remote farm.
IN - rough filtering removing & preventing anything getting into the tank in the first place - frogs, mouldy leaves etc - via a 60 litre holding tank.
OUT: basic stone candle filtering my H20 for coffee.
FWIW, every time I try chemical filtering or RO systems I can taste the difference.
Result - No residues means no need to clean above the showerscreen on any of my machines, even after years of use. Oh, and the coffee is so good that I supply rainwater to a few friends for their cuppas.
Hope this helps.
TampIt
I am one of those "filter in & out" rainwater dudes. Even though I am lucky to live in an area with very little "upwind traffic" I still would recommend due care unless you have a remote farm.
IN - rough filtering removing & preventing anything getting into the tank in the first place - frogs, mouldy leaves etc - via a 60 litre holding tank.
OUT: basic stone candle filtering my H20 for coffee.
FWIW, every time I try chemical filtering or RO systems I can taste the difference.
Result - No residues means no need to clean above the showerscreen on any of my machines, even after years of use. Oh, and the coffee is so good that I supply rainwater to a few friends for their cuppas.
Hope this helps.
TampIt

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