water evaporation
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sSjey - Posts: 366
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Re: water evaporation
For topping up, you're essentially replacing water that's already been purified by evaporation. So, using a pure source of water like RO makes sense. Since the RO process removes chlorine and chloramine, there's no need to add dechlorinator.
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sSjey - Posts: 366
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Re: water evaporation
I'm not familiar with RO water, so I'm not sure about its shelf life. I'd imagine though, if stored for a prolonged period, it might be susceptible to contamination since there's no chlorine to prevent bacterial growth.
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MommiePie - Posts: 9
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