How to ……..

• Page 1: Get your water tested.
• Page 2: When do you change your water filters.
• Page 3: Flush your domestic RO membrane.
• Page 4: How often do you need to replace your reverse osmosis membrane.
• Page 5: How to Start a Profitable Water Shop.

Flush your domestic reverse osmosis membrane.

To flush a domestic Reverse Osmosis (RO) membrane, you allow water to flow across the membrane at a higher rate to wash away trapped salts, dirt, and contaminants. This helps extend membrane life and maintain good water quality.
Basic RO Membrane Flushing Process:

• 1. Open the Flush Valve
  Most domestic RO systems have:
  A manual flush valve, or an automatic flush valve.
  The flush valve is normally located on the membrane housing waste line.
• 2. Let Water Run to Drain
  Open the flush valve fully and allow water to run to the drain for:
• – 2–5 minutes for normal flushing,
• – Up to 10 minutes if the system has been unused for a long period.
• During flushing:
• Water flow to drain increases.
• Pressure across the membrane reduces.
• Contaminants are washed away.
• 3. Close the Flush Valve.