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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

I have used this simple water filter for the past eight years in Brazil. It cost about $3 to make. This filter MUST be used with some chemical ...

I forget the type of filter, but on the top part (before the filter) tons of little black things keep coming out of it. This happens for all the filters even brand new. I noticed sometimes very small ones can get into my filtered water. What is this substance and is it safe?

It's just charcoal that is used for the initial filtering process. It is harmless.

2009-06-27 12:02:13 by Will

Price: $9.79 $8.01

Recommended for use with city well water supplies
For use with model #HF-150, HF-160, HF-360 and most standard size sediment filters
filter life up to 2 months or 8,000 gallons

I want to build a filter that can be used at home and is also portable.

You can make yourself a water filter using these common household materials:

- Plastic bottle
- Cotton balls
- Aquarium charcoal (being porous, it's a good filtering agent)
- Rubber band & hose

Such a home water filter is great for portability & outdoor use. safe drinking water without the price tag of bottled water.

2009-03-27 00:16:16 by Bryan W

Price: $73.99 $48.67

NSF Certified
Includes housing wrench
Ideal for applications requiring large volumes of water

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I have been online and good ones cost a few 1000 and this one is only 400 and a little bigger one is 500 so it is good?

Check out the link below. This is what I have and love it. I pulled the filter part out, ran water with food coloring in it through this filter and my Brita. This water came out 100% clear, whereas the Brita did nothing.

Contact me for more info.

2007-10-09 15:17:54 by Runner88

why is that. it looks like a white dust in the water. If you let it set for a few minutes it will almost completely dissolve. I'd like to know what that is, and if its bad to drink.

the water filter is supposed to be really sophisticated, and be of better quality than arrowhead bottled water.

If the filter is new, it's probably washing off some of the filter media that is hanging which will eventually disappear after several use.

However, if the filter has been used long enough that it needs replacement, your water may be recontaminated by the chemicals it's suppose to remove. It's called "breakthrough."

If the filter pore is too clogged, filtered water may not be able to pass through but instead wash off those contaminants into your supposedly filtered water.

So, it's better to change your filter as recommended.

2009-01-21 17:50:36 by Jeff