I hate to disagree with you Cap but saying the flush kit will do anything at
all is just (pardon my French) a bunch-ah-****.

that would be like saying if I took a garden hose and turned it on full
stream then went and stabbed a hole in the middle of the hose to allow water
to come out, that the water coming out the end would be cleaner water.

the flush kit does not flush anything, it just allows more water to pass
around (not inside) the membrane housing.

kc

"CapFusion" wrote in message
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I've done some checking on flush kits, and everything I've found on the
topic
seems to indicate it is more hype than benefit. It does not rinse the
RO
membrane in any form or fashion. Others may have more comments on it.
It
isn't
difficult to install one, but I just don't see the need.

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It better to flush it, the membrane will last longer. You do not want bad
water to sit there to long.
A flush kit will reduce waste ratio, especially in low TDS while
maintaining
or improving systemTDS reject rate and extending membrane. The auto flush
flushes the system for 18 seconds every hour removing damaging
particulates
from the membrane surface prolonging its life and rejection quality.

CapFusion,...