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How long can I store RO and / or salt water? DrC 06-03-2005
Posted by DrC on June 3, 2005, 5:43 am
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Hi

I wondered if anyone can give me advice on the following? We have a
small kitchen and my RO unit takes up a lot or working surface space.
It's therefore better to make lots (relatively speaking) of RO water in
one go and pack everything away than make a small amount every
Saturday. If I bottle the water in food-grade sealed containers how
long can I keep the water for? Will it go off eventually?

If I take that idea one stage further and make up sea water can this
also be stored or will that go bad after a while?

Many thanks for your help.

David


Posted by Charles Spitzer on June 3, 2005, 11:38 am
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> Hi
>
> I wondered if anyone can give me advice on the following? We have a
> small kitchen and my RO unit takes up a lot or working surface space.
> It's therefore better to make lots (relatively speaking) of RO water in
> one go and pack everything away than make a small amount every
> Saturday. If I bottle the water in food-grade sealed containers how
> long can I keep the water for? Will it go off eventually?
>
> If I take that idea one stage further and make up sea water can this
> also be stored or will that go bad after a while?
>
> Many thanks for your help.
>
> David

kept in the dark and sealed, forever.



Posted by Rick on June 4, 2005, 8:27 am
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I dont know about FOREVER,
but kept ouside of sunlight for a long long time.

Bottled water (sparklets-aquafina) shelf life or best when used by
,date their bottles 2 years.

am not saying to use bottled water for your tank but the manufactures
guide line is safe to follow.

Just keep out of sunlight.

Rick



DrC wrote:
> Hi
>
> I wondered if anyone can give me advice on the following? We have a
> small kitchen and my RO unit takes up a lot or working surface space.
> It's therefore better to make lots (relatively speaking) of RO water in
> one go and pack everything away than make a small amount every
> Saturday. If I bottle the water in food-grade sealed containers how
> long can I keep the water for? Will it go off eventually?
>
> If I take that idea one stage further and make up sea water can this
> also be stored or will that go bad after a while?
>
> Many thanks for your help.
>
> David


Posted by Gerard Tremblay on June 6, 2005, 5:13 pm
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I keep a 22 gallon Rubbermaid container with a lid for top off water in my
tank. This lasts me about a month. I have a small powerhead in the container
to keep it stirring all the time.
> Hi
>
> I wondered if anyone can give me advice on the following? We have a
> small kitchen and my RO unit takes up a lot or working surface space.
> It's therefore better to make lots (relatively speaking) of RO water in
> one go and pack everything away than make a small amount every
> Saturday. If I bottle the water in food-grade sealed containers how
> long can I keep the water for? Will it go off eventually?
>
> If I take that idea one stage further and make up sea water can this
> also be stored or will that go bad after a while?
>
> Many thanks for your help.
>
> David
>



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