RODI Issue with Apartment

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I recently moved to a new apartment. My current BRS RODI unit no longer fits on the faucets in my apartment. My apartment now has the beaded hose style, so none of the fittings work. I am obviously not allowed to mess with any plumbing/cutting of pipes etc. Is there any advice on what I can do to try to get my RODI to fit on my faucet or am I going to be stuck with now buying RODI water and pre mix salt from an LFS? Also, my I am not very handy, so the easier the better! Any advice/tips?
 

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I would imagine a Tee in the plumbing that feeds the sink wouldn’t be too big of a hassle? But I could be mistaken.

Also, what about the sink in the bathroom?
 

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I recently moved to a new apartment. My current BRS RODI unit no longer fits on the faucets in my apartment. My apartment now has the beaded hose style, so none of the fittings work. I am obviously not allowed to mess with any plumbing/cutting of pipes etc. Is there any advice on what I can do to try to get my RODI to fit on my faucet or am I going to be stuck with now buying RODI water and pre mix salt from an LFS? Also, my I am not very handy, so the easier the better! Any advice/tips?
Do you have a laundry room
 
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Do you have a laundry room
I would imagine a Tee in the plumbing that feeds the sink wouldn’t be too big of a hassle? But I could be mistaken.

Also, what about the sink in the bathroom?
The bathroom fixture is worse. The entire fixture would need replaced as it’s a different style entirely
 

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I run mine under the sink with a Tee like this one.
 

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Use an angle stop adapter, or sometimes called an Undersink Shut off Valve. Available here:
Can be removed, or the valve can simply be turned off when you leave.
 

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