I am installing a new Reverse Osmosis system under my kitchen sink. The space available makes it convenient to lay the water storage tank on its side. Is this a problem with its operation? Will the tank being on its side mean that when full water will be pressing against the outlet valve, changing the pressure provided by the valve?
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