My wife is wanting to buy a water puriyfing system, and a lady, who works at a health food store recommended the above brand. Would like to here from people with expereince with this, or other brands.
Does that thing sit on the counter and you have to refill it all the time?
I use tye tripple filtered reverse osmosis system from Lowes for the past 9 years and we love it.
The system goes under sink and a tap at the sink is all you see.
Around $150 OTD if i recall.
I use tye tripple filtered reverse osmosis system from Lowes for the past 9 years and we love it.
The system goes under sink and a tap at the sink is all you see.
Around $150 OTD if i recall.
Yes, sits on the counter but we only use it for drinking water/coffee. It filters more 'stuff' than regular home improvement store filters and can still be used to filter water if city water goes out.
Just depends what the OP is looking for...something to make the water taste better or something that makes the water taste better and can be used for emergency water supply.
Actually it would be good for that, wouldn't it? But that ain't why she wants it. she has been drinking distilled water for years, and is tired of storing and messing with the jugs. My self, I prefer the nutrients and minerals in tap water.
I've got one...... it's a very smart thing to have right now. Prepping or not.... I say buy! I've backpacked in the Mountains for years and it's the same tech I use when backpacking. I found a propur on Ebay for cheap.
We use one also, they don't take much counter spaceand the Red Cross uses them.
You can get the under sink reverse osmosis with i think 20 gallon tanks. So where do you get your water supply? This thing makes it's own water?
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