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Costco Members: Pure Blue 1:1 Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System

+ Free S/H

$160 or Less

$190

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Costco Wholesale has Pure Blue 1:1 Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System on sale for $159.99 (or less of $139.99 for In-Costco Warehouse Stores purchase). Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member abdthedeal for finding this deal

Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase. Pricing/availability for in-warehouse purchase will vary.

About the Product
  • Professional grade/high recovery/efficiency (1:1 80gpd membrane)
  • Unique manifold design w/ valve in head/easy filter change
  • Brushed nickel electronic monitor faucet
  • High capacity 3-gallon storage tank
  • Certified to NSF/ANSI standard 58
  • Best in class performance w/ 57% recovery
Includes
  • Electronic Monitor Faucet
  • Manifold/Filters
  • 3-Gallon Storage Tank
  • All fittings for normal installation
Warranty
  • Includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty + Costco Concerges Services w/ purchase

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Pricing/availability for in-warehouse purchase will vary, however, online purchase will be priced at $159.99
  • This is a professional grade high performance reverse osmosis system that uses less water than other RO system; easy to install/maintain and used by major bottle companies
  • Limit of 5 per member only
  • Offer valid through December 11, 2022 or while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Notes
  • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated

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Costco Wholesale has Pure Blue 1:1 Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System on sale for $159.99 (or less of $139.99 for In-Costco Warehouse Stores purchase). Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member abdthedeal for finding this deal

Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase. Pricing/availability for in-warehouse purchase will vary.

About the Product
  • Professional grade/high recovery/efficiency (1:1 80gpd membrane)
  • Unique manifold design w/ valve in head/easy filter change
  • Brushed nickel electronic monitor faucet
  • High capacity 3-gallon storage tank
  • Certified to NSF/ANSI standard 58
  • Best in class performance w/ 57% recovery
Includes
  • Electronic Monitor Faucet
  • Manifold/Filters
  • 3-Gallon Storage Tank
  • All fittings for normal installation
Warranty
  • Includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty + Costco Concerges Services w/ purchase

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Pricing/availability for in-warehouse purchase will vary, however, online purchase will be priced at $159.99
  • This is a professional grade high performance reverse osmosis system that uses less water than other RO system; easy to install/maintain and used by major bottle companies
  • Limit of 5 per member only
  • Offer valid through December 11, 2022 or while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Notes
  • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated

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teaberry
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If you're going to go through hassle of installing an RO system, at least get 4 stages to include the sediment filter. I have a 5 stage system (no UV light) and it's great, have had it for about 7 years now and parts to eventually fail so I had to replace the tank and the housing for the filters, but still worth it to have excellent water (I use a TDS meter and the city water is about 210-220 where after the RO system, I'm getting 12-14 TDS which is cleaner than bottle water). We use RO water for cooking, coffee, etc and everything taste great.
centurcit
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Lol, illegal. That term is used so liberally. It's against the building codes in some places. As a homeowner one has the right to whatever you want to do within your own home, but at your own risk.

However, if a licensed plumber or contractor were to do something against the code, then they are in violation and may lose their license.
norjs1
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Read the reviews on Costco, people complaining about the availability and price of filters and there seems to be leaking issues down the road.

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Dec 05, 2022 08:27 PM
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GergorDec 05, 2022 08:27 PM
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noob question, I have been wanting to have a RO system but the only opening by the sink is taken up by the dishwasher air gap. Is there any way to install a RO system without having to drill a new hole on the granite countertop? I asked a plumber and he said "no" and strongly advice against forgoing the airgap for the dishwasher.
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flyingmonkeyDec 05, 2022 08:56 PM
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Quote from Gergor :
noob question, I have been wanting to have a RO system but the only opening by the sink is taken up by the dishwasher air gap. Is there any way to install a RO system without having to drill a new hole on the granite countertop? I asked a plumber and he said "no" and strongly advice against forgoing the airgap for the dishwasher.
Removal of the air gap is illegal in most areas. Drill another hole or get a countertop RO
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centurcitDec 05, 2022 09:42 PM
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Quote from flyingmonkey :
Removal of the air gap is illegal in most areas. Drill another hole or get a countertop RO
Lol, illegal. That term is used so liberally. It's against the building codes in some places. As a homeowner one has the right to whatever you want to do within your own home, but at your own risk.

However, if a licensed plumber or contractor were to do something against the code, then they are in violation and may lose their license.
Last edited by centurcit December 5, 2022 at 01:45 PM.
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Dec 05, 2022 09:47 PM
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centurcitDec 05, 2022 09:47 PM
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Quote from Gergor :
noob question, I have been wanting to have a RO system but the only opening by the sink is taken up by the dishwasher air gap. Is there any way to install a RO system without having to drill a new hole on the granite countertop? I asked a plumber and he said "no" and strongly advice against forgoing the airgap for the dishwasher.
Evaluate your options. There are some dishwashers that don't require it. Or at least in new home construction I have not seen the air gaps. Some newer model dishwashers may have another system in place.
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wwjrdDec 05, 2022 09:52 PM
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Quote from Gergor :
noob question, I have been wanting to have a RO system but the only opening by the sink is taken up by the dishwasher air gap. Is there any way to install a RO system without having to drill a new hole on the granite countertop? I asked a plumber and he said "no" and strongly advice against forgoing the airgap for the dishwasher.
I'll say this, getting an undersink ro system was one of the best moves i made for first world problems. Its so nice to know you have clean water but also relatively effortless after the install. Getting a tile company to come out and drill a hole can't cost more than a hundred bucks and might even be less. I'd just make sure they are bonded insured etc and accept liability if they mess it up. Maybe they won't bother but it can't hurt to ask. When its all said and done if you had to diy you own hole its not incredibly complicated but obviously the risks are large. The large boring type bits with diamond edges are far more forgiving than your standard drill bit most people think of.
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Some new dishwashers don't need an air gap, e.g. Bosch, but some city codes still do. I'd say check the installation instructions of your dishwasher to see if it shows an installation without an air gap.
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notaekDec 06, 2022 02:17 AM
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How's this compare to the Brondell Circle at $269?
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Read the reviews on Costco, people complaining about the availability and price of filters and there seems to be leaking issues down the road.
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I work at a water store and remove generic brand ones all the time to install ours (pentair,hydrotech) beware of filters costing insane amount of $$$

Our filters for our units cost about 50 bucks yearly for 3

Also this might not be a 1/1 system meaning you'll waste more water (edit: I see it says it's a 1:1 system)
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If you're going to go through hassle of installing an RO system, at least get 4 stages to include the sediment filter. I have a 5 stage system (no UV light) and it's great, have had it for about 7 years now and parts to eventually fail so I had to replace the tank and the housing for the filters, but still worth it to have excellent water (I use a TDS meter and the city water is about 210-220 where after the RO system, I'm getting 12-14 TDS which is cleaner than bottle water). We use RO water for cooking, coffee, etc and everything taste great.
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Quote from teaberry :
If you're going to go through hassle of installing an RO system, at least get 4 stages to include the sediment filter. I have a 5 stage system (no UV light) and it's great, have had it for about 7 years now and parts to eventually fail so I had to replace the tank and the housing for the filters, but still worth it to have excellent water (I use a TDS meter and the city water is about 210-220 where after the RO system, I'm getting 12-14 TDS which is cleaner than bottle water). We use RO water for cooking, coffee, etc and everything taste great.
I get 400-500 TDS before the filter Frown
Man infrastructure sucks here....

I'd pay extra for the 5-stage, you' use this everyday and the water goes into your body.....
I use the ispring 5 stage for ~ $190
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onetwokafoourDec 06, 2022 11:32 AM
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I have this - lesson learned - use the tap came with it - do not plan to use 3-in-1 tap. We tried but couldn't make it work eventually use the tap which came with. Handy man installed it.
Great taste of water , tank holds good pressure.
Dec 06, 2022 11:33 AM
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onetwokafoourDec 06, 2022 11:33 AM
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Quote from onetwokafoour :
I have this - lesson learned - use the tap came with it - do not plan to use 3-in-1 tap. We tried but couldn't make it work eventually use the tap which came with. Handy man installed it.
Great taste of water , tank holds good pressure.
Also my TDS was 330 now less than 10.
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maverickneoDec 06, 2022 12:42 PM
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Experts - If I have tap water incoming at 45 TDS - should I go through the hassle of installing a RO and paying for filters?

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Deal-R-DashDec 06, 2022 01:00 PM
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Quote from Gergor :
noob question, I have been wanting to have a RO system but the only opening by the sink is taken up by the dishwasher air gap. Is there any way to install a RO system without having to drill a new hole on the granite countertop? I asked a plumber and he said "no" and strongly advice against forgoing the airgap for the dishwasher.
I thought having a contiguous drain line with a high loop under the counter would be the equivalent to an air gap but YMMV if dishwasher can handle it instead.

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