
11-27-2018, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray
The system in Roberta's link is a three stage system: the water first passes through a sediment filter, then carbon, then the membrane. The only thing that differs from a residential 4-stage system is the lack of a final, carbon block, polishing filter, which really isn't all that necessary for plants.
If your water supply is chlorinated, your softener does nothing to change that, so an additional carbon filter stage before the membrane is recommended. Modern membranes are far less susceptible to chlorine degradation than they use to be, but it hasn't been totally eliminated, so why risk it?
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My water is not chlorinated. It's well water. I guess I'm good. Thanks! 
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