Best in line water filter system for home use?
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Has anyone used a home inline water filter system they would recommend
The city water system is really bad.Well know for build up and corrosion.The dogs water bowl builds up with a clear hard like crust on the bottom.You have to scrub it out.The coffee pot needs complete cleaning every month.No smell to water.If this is any clues to a good filter system.
Here’s a site that lists a comparison table of 10 different filter systems, including links to discussions about water filtration.
http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.net/WaterFilter_Comparison.cfm
Last year, I got an Aqua-Safe reverse osmosis system with 6-stage filtration (the RO membrane, one particulate filter, three carbon filters, and one ion exchange filter). It generates 100 gallons per day and comes with a 5 gallon storage tank. It cost about $200 and it came with a 5-year supply of replacement filters, including replacement ion resin beads. It takes my water from about 3000 PPM to under 5 (it even came with a digital PPM meter).
The water that comes out of it is as good as any I have ever tasted. We also have a line running from it to our refrigerator. So, the ice is very clear and the cold water coming from the dispenser is awesome.
I highly recommend a reverse osmosis system, if you have the room and can afford it.
Here’s a site that lists a comparison table of 10 different filter systems, including links to discussions about water filtration.
http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.net/WaterFilter_Comparison.cfm
Last year, I got an Aqua-Safe reverse osmosis system with 6-stage filtration (the RO membrane, one particulate filter, three carbon filters, and one ion exchange filter). It generates 100 gallons per day and comes with a 5 gallon storage tank. It cost about $200 and it came with a 5-year supply of replacement filters, including replacement ion resin beads. It takes my water from about 3000 PPM to under 5 (it even came with a digital PPM meter).
The water that comes out of it is as good as any I have ever tasted. We also have a line running from it to our refrigerator. So, the ice is very clear and the cold water coming from the dispenser is awesome.
I highly recommend a reverse osmosis system, if you have the room and can afford it.
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It sounds like you have a hard water problem. Your best option is to take a water sample have it tested and if it is hard water you should install a water softener. Here’s a link that may help you decide what to do.
http://www.culligan.com/index.cfm/id/165/title/Fall%20Clearance%20Sale.html
Hope it helps.
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Plumber for 30 years.
I have two water filter systems.
A Culligan reverse osmosis for the kitchen.
A Multi-Pure carbon activated filter for the bathroom.
Both have been good products.
References :
http://www.culligan.com
http://www.multipureco.com/