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Has anyone used a home inline water filter system they would recommend
The city water system is really bad.Well know for build up and corrosion.The dogs water bowl builds up with a clear hard like crust on the bottom.You have to scrub it out.The coffee pot needs complete cleaning every month.No smell to water.If this is any clues to a good filter system.

Here's a site that lists a comparison table of 10 different filter systems, including links to discussions about water filtration.

http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.net/Wa terFilter_Comparison.cfm

Last year, I got an Aqua-Safe reverse osmosis system with 6-stage filtration (the RO membrane, one particulate filter, three carbon filters, and one ion exchange filter). It generates 100 gallons per day and comes with a 5 gallon storage tank. It cost about $200 and it came with a 5-year supply of replacement filters, including replacement ion resin beads. It takes my water from about 3000 PPM to under 5 (it even came with a digital PPM meter).

The water that comes out of it is as good as any I have ever tasted. We also have a line running from it to our refrigerator. So, the ice is very clear and the cold water coming from the dispenser is awesome.

I highly recommend a reverse osmosis system, if you have the room and can afford it.

2007-11-02 13:32:49 by southarkansas

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I'm looking for an undersink water filter system, however, every company I find online or via the yellowpages seem to just sell the system, then its up to you to organise a plumber to install it, and monitor it for a replacement filter etc.

I'm hoping someone might be able to tell me of a company who services the Sydney (city) area and provides full service - Supplies the system and all its parts, installation and is available for service and new filter installation when required.

Any help would be great.. Thanks :)

Give the Water Shop a call. They are not far from the City, just across the harbour bridge.

The Water Shops (Australia) Pty Ltd ACN 003 201 009
425 Miller Street
Cammeray NSW 2062
Australia

Telephone: +61 2 9956 5677
Toll Free: 1800 070 777

Facsimile: +61 2 9956 5895

Email: sales@watershop.com.au

Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Here is there web site.
http://www.watershop.com.au/index.html

2007-02-22 15:39:36 by Scarlet Rose

Price: $95.00 $84.99

NSF Certified
Reduces chlorine taste and odor
Reduces simazine, atrazine, benzene, trihalomethanes (TTHM), lindane, xylenes and more

I read a review on the website about the PUR Flavor Options Water Filter System being too heavy for faucets and it causes the faucets to leak. I was wanting to purchase one, but I am not sure now. If anyone has that particular filter system, would you PLEASE let me know. I would really APPRECIATE it.

Wait for the next model to come out. I am sure it will be much better:}

I don't believe it is to heavy, but it is that constant pushing on it that is not good. Go into your kitchen and lightly push on your faucet, you will get the picture.

2007-07-01 11:19:51 by Robin C. W

Price: $41.10 $31.91

NSF certified
Filter change reminder sticker
Reduces: bad taste and odor, chlorine taste and odor, particulate class III

I am looking for a water filter to put on my sink faucet. Does anyone know what filter is the best for removing chemicals, especially chlorine and flouride?

The absolute best system is the eSpring system and is a purification system, not a filter. It is the highest rated system on the market and only a distillery can get water cleaner. It not only is much, much better than a basic filter such as Britta or Pur but by year two is actually cheaper too.

Fluoride however will not be removed. It is not considered a contaminate so no home filter or purification system will remove it. The only thing that removes fluoride is a distillery. They are very expensive to buy and run, and are messy to maintain.

RCA

2009-07-20 12:44:04 by lilsheep

The system they sell in Sav-On and stores like that all show the filter fitting over a typical kitching sink faucet. Does an adapter or something exist for use in a bathroom?

bathroom fixtures are normally connected to a tank. Water can be stored there for sometime before it is fully used. so the water isnt clean to filter it only.

2007-07-30 11:44:49 by Ike