Water Filter
- Thread starter LoVeCSS
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Living in the country on well water has it's benefits and it's negatives. The water is pretty damn clean out of the tap it is just damned hard water. We pump from the well to a holding tank with a sediment trap in line, the water to drinking water in the kitchen goes through a five stage charcoal and reverse osmosis to clean up everything. RO is one of the better and cheaper methods of cleaning up your water, trouble with it is a bit is wasted making each gallon.
Jam
Active Member
You'll never know if those pipes are like decades old. Most at homes are,
And yeah they add water softeners. So I never drink home tap water.
Restaurants are okay I guess since
they have to keep everything sanitized.
Once I'm able to finance my own home,
I'll probably make one of those biofilters. They are cheap and practical.
Never in my life have I tasted fresh well water, at least
I'm not aware I have.
And yeah they add water softeners. So I never drink home tap water.
Restaurants are okay I guess since
they have to keep everything sanitized.
Once I'm able to finance my own home,
I'll probably make one of those biofilters. They are cheap and practical.
Never in my life have I tasted fresh well water, at least
I'm not aware I have.
Col. Gaspar
The 47 Ronin
The best water comes from my little mountain spring on my land in the Appalachian. Crystal clear and the most refreshing water I have ever had. I bottle about 6 gallons a year and treat myself to some once a week.
i hate those water softeners, lol. i dont know the brand, but mine is under the sink - my water has no taste at all, which is the way i like it.
For drinking, i'm currently using Zerowater 23 cup dispenser. Let me show you the tds results for each of it. San Diego Tap Water (SD TAP WATER), Crystal Geyser bottled water and Zero Water. I really want to find a good shower filter and a bath filter.
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Col. Gaspar
The 47 Ronin
Water tastes better with dissolved minerals... Meh
