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5 Stage Home Drinking Reverse Osmosis System PLUS Extra 7 Express Water Filters 705332529235 | eBay
I purchased one for my home also included 7 extra filter that should last for two years
https://www.ebay.com/itm/272273235294
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Well it has a more ornate water spiget.
ispring has a clear housing, for convenient visual inspection of the first filter.
apec has the highest ratings.
All the filters should be compatible with each other.
I just bought the apec on prime day, and now am buying the ornate spiget for it for $32, as I don't like the one that came with it.
Forgot about ukoke.
ukoke usually goes on sale cheaper that the others, for around $130 typically.
The first filter housing is clear.
It has a pressure gauge.
But there are some complaints of leakage. (maybe from pressure guage?)
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The higher end 3 filter systems work much better, PLUS you just twist off the cart, which you are more likely to do then tear this thing a part 2 times a year and once every 3 years for the reverse osmosis filter .... Check them out 1st
The higher end 3 filter systems work much better, PLUS you just twist off the cart, which you are more likely to do then tear this thing a part 2 times a year and once every 3 years for the reverse osmosis filter .... Check them out 1st
I'll check them out for some good post purchase research, thanks.
The higher end 3 filter systems work much better, PLUS you just twist off the cart, which you are more likely to do then tear this thing a part 2 times a year and once every 3 years for the reverse osmosis filter .... Check them out 1st
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The higher end 3 filter systems work much better, PLUS you just twist off the cart, which you are more likely to do then tear this thing a part 2 times a year and once every 3 years for the reverse osmosis filter .... Check them out 1st
FYI to everyone, if your city is using chloramines instead of chlorine, the carbon filter may not take it all out and the ro membrane will not remove it. There are special prefilters made to take out chloramines.
For starters, I live in a house with pretty hard water with somewhat high amount of chlorine. Prior to buying this, I was using a Britta pitcher to get rid of the chlorine (thus spending money on those filters) and using a coffee machine that required soft water (thus spending more money on those filter). I've cut my annual spend on filters by about 70%. There is some caveat there, as I have the 6-stage system, and the 6th stage has the most expensive filter. So the 5-stage system would probably cut my annual spend on filters by 90%.
Secondly, I have looked into a full-house system. They are another magnitude more expensive, both to install and to maintain, to achieve that kind of flow rate. I ultimately decided my tap water wasn't THAT bad, and went with this system. It is now installed under my kitchen sink. We drink and cook using that water.
Lastly, to share my $.02 on an earlier comment regarding DIYability. I consider myself reasonably handy. With this system, there is definitely a learning curve, both with the initial installation and the semi-annual filter changes. If you haven't done various plumbing projects before around the house, I would recommend getting a plumber to install it. The time I installed it and the first time I changed the filters, I was nervous about potentially mis-installing something and getting a leak. Two years into it, I no longer dread those filter change sessions. They actually give me a weird sense of accomplishment when I see the discoloration on the used filters, like a "F U!" to the contaminants.