RUSCO Spin Down Sediment Filter for Heavy Particulate Water Filtration

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024

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  • @acoustic4037
    @acoustic4037 5 років тому +2

    Any engineers out there who can tell me if it's required to use the same size line coming in to the house or if it's okay to use say a 1.5 inch size unit because they are larger and can hold more sediment? My fear is using a larger unit could negate venturi effect and get too slow flow, causing it to filter less. Also can this replace a standard whole house filter or should it be put in between the water service and regular filter?

  • @raycer27
    @raycer27 5 років тому +2

    Can you use schedule 40 pvc if it's being used for irrigation,I heard you say to use schedule 80 in the video. I live in south Florida..

  • @dlg1776
    @dlg1776 6 років тому

    how does it work on oxidized iron, Would it catch oxidized iron after a peroxide pump and static mixer and before a carbon filter? I see the smallest filer is 15 microns. Is the 1" and 1 1/2" bigger than the 3/4. I heard its better for whole house to use 1 or 1/2 rather than 3/4 because its small. My main pipe is 3/4 ".

  • @easyjohnny4320
    @easyjohnny4320 7 років тому

    Thanks for the video. Where do you install this filter, before the jet pump or after, OR before the pressure tank or after? Which is better the Rusco Spin Down or the Trapper?

    • @dukeraul624
      @dukeraul624 4 роки тому

      After the pressure tank, before anywhere else

  • @paulowens4341
    @paulowens4341 5 років тому

    Question, how can i clean the filter housing? It gets really rust color? I have try to degreaser dishsoap. Would iron out be safe?

    • @dukeraul624
      @dukeraul624 4 роки тому

      Try vinegar

    • @poop-uq4me
      @poop-uq4me 4 роки тому +1

      @@dukeraul624 Hey, man, thanks for the reply. I actually tried a bit of ironout powder and it works like a charm.