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pontiac6269 03-29-2011 03:31 PM

Reverse Osmosis drinking water system?
 
Anybody have have one these? What brands are good and ones to stay away from? Where would you recomend getting one, locally or online? Was looking to get one for the kitchen faucet so we could stop buying bottled water.

Thanks,
Eric

INJUNTOM 03-29-2011 03:38 PM

They rock. I don't know about brands, but we have well water, and with our system the water tastes better than any bottled water bar none.

pontiac6269 03-29-2011 04:26 PM

Thanks, we also have well water.

GTO Dan 03-29-2011 05:03 PM

One of the best home improvements I ever did. I have a GE system and it is about eight years old. The maintenance a few times a year can be a pain but the taste and quality of the water is second to none. We have municipal water. The kids won't drink bottled water because the house water tastes so much better.

Half-Inch Stud 03-29-2011 06:51 PM

We had a NEW HAGUE system installed ~6years ago. It is quite good.
Prior homes happen to have had the Culligan systems.

We have Public (house) & Well water (garden hoses).

eric65 03-29-2011 10:15 PM

we've had an APEC for a few years now..trouble free, water is great nice system, easy self install.. company looks stable ..for replacement filters

i think we bought the RO 45 which is $299 i see on their site ... thats the same price i paid years ago..

http://www.freedrinkingwater.com/

ron cozzo 03-30-2011 07:43 AM

We have a Kinetico RO system. Great water. It's mounted in the basement, above the water softener with a 5gal tank and a small electric pump. We mounted it down there so that we could use it both at a spigot at the sink and also to our fridge/icemaker. I think filter replacement is about $100, but it lasts all year.

AROWHED 03-30-2011 09:33 AM

Bought an undersink system 5 years ago at Lowes for my well water. Ran a line to the icemaker, the ice cubes look like clear glass. Have only changed filters once. It filters about 2-3 gallons a day. Beware it does put a lot of water down your drain in the process.

764554spd 03-30-2011 09:37 AM

We have a culligan system,works great,water tastes great,also hooked into refridgerator ice and water dispensors,easy maintainence,they send me a reminder card once a year for filter replacements,they will also ship my filters,around $100 a year to maintain,have had for over 11 years now with no issues!

pontiac6269 03-31-2011 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by AROWHED (Post 4278409)
Bought an undersink system 5 years ago at Lowes for my well water. Ran a line to the icemaker, the ice cubes look like clear glass. Have only changed filters once. It filters about 2-3 gallons a day. Beware it does put a lot of water down your drain in the process.

Do these regenerate like water softeners do? Are they fairly easy to install if I where to do it myself?

Thanks,
Eric

Drew W 03-31-2011 07:39 PM

Try the folks at this site. I've been dealing with them for the last 6 years for my reef tanks. They know water treatment systems!

http://www.aquatec.com/


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