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APEC Water Systems Ultimate RO-Hi Top Tier Supreme Certified High Output Fast Flow Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System - $239.89
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Once you install an RO system, you won't ever go back to bottled water. You'll even cook everything with RO water. It's pretty simple to install and if you're missing something just hop over to your local hardware store (Lowes, Home Depot, or Ace Hardware for me). They pretty much have all the fittings and Amazon surely has the obscure ones. I've even attached splitters to attach a separate valve. If you live an apartment, you don't need to drill a hole in your sink, just create an output valve that connects to your tank.
I can't recommend APEC enough, all their canisters are pretty much standard so you can replace filters with standard off the shelf sizes, including the RO filter. Dow Filmtec fits in mine.
Don't worry about missing minerals in your water. People who say RO water absorbs/absorbs minerals from your body haven't distilled water and seen the miniscule amount of 'stuff' left in the water and that it doesn't make a big difference when your stomach already has junk it in anyway.
Once you install an RO system, you won't ever go back to bottled water. You'll even cook everything with RO water. It's pretty simple to install and if you're missing something just hop over to your local hardware store (Lowes, Home Depot, or Ace Hardware for me). They pretty much have all the fittings and Amazon surely has the obscure ones. I've even attached splitters to attach a separate valve. If you live an apartment, you don't need to drill a hole in your sink, just create an output valve that connects to your tank.
I can't recommend APEC enough, all their canisters are pretty much standard so you can replace filters with standard off the shelf sizes, including the RO filter. Dow Filmtec fits in mine.
Don't worry about missing minerals in your water. People who say RO water absorbs/absorbs minerals from your body haven't distilled water and seen the miniscule amount of 'stuff' left in the water and that it doesn't make a big difference when your stomach already has junk it in anyway.
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I see you added quite a bit of info - thank you again. Mind elaborating on the output valve? Also, given a lot of supplemental materials, what should I expect for the total installation cost? And lastly, once you settled in, what's your monthly/yearly expenses to maintain this setup?