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[dale]

My only real \"con\" is that you have to consider that once you hard plumb it into the lines in the house you will have to \"fix\" the lines if you ever decide to move it or move to a different place.

I chose not to because we don't plan on staying in our current house permanently and I didn't want to deal with having to fix a plumbing line after I move out or leaving the RO unit there and buying another for the new house.

you wouldnt need to "fix" the lines.... just leave the valve there... ,, it can stay there forever..

 

[J_T]

My only real \"con\" is that you have to consider that once you hard plumb it into the lines in the house you will have to \"fix\" the lines if you ever decide to move it or move to a different place.

I chose not to because we don't plan on staying in our current house permanently and I didn't want to deal with having to fix a plumbing line after I move out or leaving the RO unit threw and buying another for the new house.

Just need to run a 12" straight line off a tee. Stick a shut off valve, then the 1/4" fitting. When you move, shut it off, remove ro unit, and done

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[Victoss]

I put an extra tap in my laundry room and put the hose adapter on it: