I actually graduated from Ryerson recently with a Civil Eng. Degree, and one of the physics and comp. sci profs already have bulletin boards set up for students to ask questions which they had problems with. They even have study halls for each section of engineering where large tables are set up for people to sit around, books open with their peers.
They are mutually exclusive. Distilled doesn't mean filtered, and filtered doesn't mean distilled. RO (reverse osmosis) water is not distilled water, even though people still call it distilled, UV is not distilled, it's water where the pathogens have had their reproductive organs disactivated.
Anyways it supposedly uses ultra filtration, so I imagine it's a flat sheet or hollow fiber membrane, so it's filtered NOT distilled. This will leave dissolved contaminates like arsenic, lead,...
Also a comment on their feature that so called stops the system from producing water when it's life is done; I imagine they have a relatively large flux going through the membrane so it fouls/clogs fairly fast so that they can make revenue on the replacement cartridges.
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I actually graduated from Ryerson recently with a Civil Eng. Degree, and one of the physics and comp. sci profs already have bulletin boards set up for students to ask questions which they had problems with. They even have study halls for each section of engineering where large tables are set up for people to sit around, books open with their peers.
They are mutually exclusive. Distilled doesn't mean filtered, and filtered doesn't mean distilled. RO (reverse osmosis) water is not distilled water, even though people still call it distilled, UV is not distilled, it's water where the pathogens have had their reproductive organs disactivated. Anyways it supposedly uses ultra filtration, so I imagine it's a flat sheet or hollow fiber membrane, so it's filtered NOT distilled. This will leave dissolved contaminates like arsenic, lead, ...
Also a comment on their feature that so called stops the system from producing water when it's life is done; I imagine they have a relatively large flux going through the membrane so it fouls/clogs fairly fast so that they can make revenue on the replacement cartridges.
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