Recommendations for consumer grade reverse osmosis
Looking to add an RO system into our drinking water. When I picked up an ice maker recently the ice quality from straight tap and even Brita filtered water compared to store bought distilled water was night and day. I could even taste the difference. First sea h on google recommends a brand called iSpring. American company but made in China fwiw. The systems they carry seem very novice for installation and price isn’t too bad. Was wondering if all the extras like alkaline demineralization and UV protection is necessary. I have a feeling the water in our building is not that great. We’ve gone through 2 faucets in the last 3 or 4 years due to rapid calcification on the faucet that it made the unit seize and start to leak.
I installed my own unit and at the same time thought about adding a better drinking source since Brita is tedious and isn’t very transparent as the pictures don’t tell you when to replace the filters.
At any rate I’m looking at the $300-500 range. Is this unit good? Can’t understand all then jargon.
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/isprin ... 1001103065
With the current situation UB seems to be top of mind with safety.
I installed my own unit and at the same time thought about adding a better drinking source since Brita is tedious and isn’t very transparent as the pictures don’t tell you when to replace the filters.
At any rate I’m looking at the $300-500 range. Is this unit good? Can’t understand all then jargon.
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/isprin ... 1001103065
With the current situation UB seems to be top of mind with safety.