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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThRoewer" data-source="post: 9719094" data-attributes="member: 71312"><p>There are bacteria who thrive in RO water. It's a problem medical facilities and pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers frequently have to deal with.</p><p>If you think nothing can live in RO/DI water, think again. Even if you measure 0 TDS (key here is the "DS" which stands for "dissolved solids" = salt ions) there are still plenty of things in the water that do not dissolve in water those bacteria can feast on. And then there is of course also the material of the water tank (plastic, steel) which often is itself a suitable food source for bacteria...</p></blockquote><p></p>

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