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water filtration?

Mar 12, 2007 by Only Me and My Self | Posted in Alternative Fuel Vehicles

do you use any water filtration in your house? what is the advantages and disadvantages?

yup i doubtless use it.....as the UV rays kills all the bacteria......and i cant c any disadvantages of using filters...............

What is the best water filtration system?

Sep 28, 2007 by Jewel | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We have harrowing lime and calcium build up - very hard water. We want an entire water softner/filtration system.

Bottled water or attachments for the immerse is not what I am talking about, it needs to be for laundry, showers, drinking, cooking, etc.

Please help!

What you're looking for is termed a "whole-edifice filtration system." The biggest name in that industry, at least in the U.S., is Culligan ("Hey, Culligan man!"). There is some minor living and replenishment involved with those systems but it's worth it.

It makes a big difference when you have hard water: clothes get cleaner with less soap, plumbing works gambler, etc.

What do you know about drinking water filtration systems?

Jan 06, 2009 by Dancin Away | Posted in Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Intrested in getting some classification of water filtration system. Looking at those under the sink reverse osmosis systems. Any brands you recommend? How hard is it to install? Is it something I could put on the honey-do beadroll for my husband to install himself?

I instal these for a living. they are not that difficult to install . and you can connect them to your refrigerator in most cases also. you can buy one from lowe's or lodgings depot that's sufficient. several water treatment companies also sell them, culligan, aqua pure, kenetico, etc. they will connect them for you if you buy theirs. don't buy britta that's a carbon filter it only removes chlorine. Reverse osmosis is the way to go. if you have a metal go you may need to drill a 1 1/4 inch hole for the faucet. hopefully you don't have granite or marble countertops those are much more demanding to drill. or if you have a soap dispenser you can remove it and put your faucet there. you will need to drill a 3/8" trouble high in the drain line under your sink for the r.o waste water to drain to. and you will likely need a 3/8"x3/8"x1/4" T threaded adapter for the support line. the ones from lowe's and home depot have instructions to install, but i recommend you lease a professional if your husband isn't handy with tools.