Doogan
Well-Known Member
For a while now Ive been using condensation water from A/C runoff. It is collected in drums near each room and pumped around as needed. Almost never do I use city/R.O. water. I don't have any mold/fungi issues. The water is less than 20 ppm.
Is filtration a good idea or a "Just in case" type thing.
I have heard of fungi and mold issues with some people. I also have read that there is a potential for heavy metals to be present in the condensation water from A/C units. Metals like copper, zinc, aluminum...
HydroLogic makes a unit called the ARCS (Automated Reclaimed Condensate System). ~$1,300
ARCS product water can then be used for any application requiring pure water and is ideal for horticulture.
Is filtration a good idea or a "Just in case" type thing.
I have heard of fungi and mold issues with some people. I also have read that there is a potential for heavy metals to be present in the condensation water from A/C units. Metals like copper, zinc, aluminum...
HydroLogic makes a unit called the ARCS (Automated Reclaimed Condensate System). ~$1,300
ARCS product water can then be used for any application requiring pure water and is ideal for horticulture.
- Perfectly PH Balanced Product Water
- Ultra-Pure and Contaminant Free
- Zero Pathogens and Bacteria
- 2,880 GPD Capacity @ 2 GPM