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expired Posted by f12_26 | Staff • Jul 10, 2023
Jul 10, 2023 1:12 AM
Waterdrop 4-Stage Countertop Reverse Osmosis System for $268.23 + Free Shipping
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Get yourself a real RO that should work a heck of a lot better, provide cleaner water, and cost way less in the long term. Learn how to maintain an RO system that can last a lifetime.. Most of my RO systems are 10-15 years plus and still going strong. The only thing that has failed are the bladder tanks and those are swap out parts.
If you do not want to deal with a bladder tank than you can get a 3G plastic jug and put a float value in it. Let the RO system fill it up and then put it in the fridge/etc.
Having a real RO also allows for you to remineralize the water with salts that reduce the potential of your system (body) pulling them out and exchanging them with the somewhat pure RO water.
While also not as good as RO the alternative is to use a drip based system from Berkey. Granted... it does cost more than this system new.
Get yourself a real RO that should work a heck of a lot better, provide cleaner water, and cost way less in the long term. Learn how to maintain an RO system that can last a lifetime.. Most of my RO systems are 10-15 years plus and still going strong. The only thing that has failed are the bladder tanks and those are swap out parts.
If you do not want to deal with a bladder tank than you can get a 3G plastic jug and put a float value in it. Let the RO system fill it up and then put it in the fridge/etc.
Having a real RO also allows for you to remineralize the water with salts that reduce the potential of your system (body) pulling them out and exchanging them with the somewhat pure RO water.
While also not as good as RO the alternative is to use a drip based system from Berkey. Granted... it does cost more than this system new.
I do not recommend companies a lot; however, they just last and the owner is amazing at dealing with the true lifetime warranty. Again, these are true RO systems that you can buy cheap industry standard filters and then customize it as you wish.
Also, many water systems have Chloramine (Chloramine is a disinfectant used to treat drinking water. It is formed by mixing chlorine with ammonia.) in them and these "cheaper" systems will exhaust the GAC quickly and not perform that efficiently. If you do not have that then this is probably okay... catalytic carbon is really the only solution to that and is a bit more costly.
I also do not understand how a single filter can filter out VOCs, Fluoride, and other stuff.
Get yourself a real RO that should work a heck of a lot better, provide cleaner water, and cost way less in the long term. Learn how to maintain an RO system that can last a lifetime.. Most of my RO systems are 10-15 years plus and still going strong. The only thing that has failed are the bladder tanks and those are swap out parts.
If you do not want to deal with a bladder tank than you can get a 3G plastic jug and put a float value in it. Let the RO system fill it up and then put it in the fridge/etc.
Having a real RO also allows for you to remineralize the water with salts that reduce the potential of your system (body) pulling them out and exchanging them with the somewhat pure RO water.
While also not as good as RO the alternative is to use a drip based system from Berkey. Granted... it does cost more than this system new.
And since you can afford what's " too expensive for most", id recommend a tankless RO for you, more expensive but really nice and easy to install.
Just check Amazon, they have a bunch.
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Get yourself a real RO that should work a heck of a lot better, provide cleaner water, and cost way less in the long term. Learn how to maintain an RO system that can last a lifetime.. Most of my RO systems are 10-15 years plus and still going strong. The only thing that has failed are the bladder tanks and those are swap out parts.
If you do not want to deal with a bladder tank than you can get a 3G plastic jug and put a float value in it. Let the RO system fill it up and then put it in the fridge/etc.
Having a real RO also allows for you to remineralize the water with salts that reduce the potential of your system (body) pulling them out and exchanging them with the somewhat pure RO water.
While also not as good as RO the alternative is to use a drip based system from Berkey. Granted... it does cost more than this system new.
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Bought the version with hot water. Has been thinking of one of these for a while. Thanks
I would get an under sink unit myself though if I was going with an RO system, I rent, I would still rather install one under the sink.
If someone just wants to improve taste of drinking water, get a pitcher filter or something under sink like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DVW...UTF8&
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