What do you use to filter your water?

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Permalink Reply by Andrew J on August 4, 2008 at 7:46am

We have a filter that removes almost all nasties on our kitchen cold water supply, and that is then passed through an ioniser to deliver both acid and alkaline water. I'm at work and can't remember the name of the filter manufacturer at the moment but I can check if you like when I get home.

We also have a chlorine filter on the shower which was a piece of cake to fit, and boy has it made a difference to my skin and hair - far less dry than before.

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Permalink Reply by Meredith S on August 4, 2008 at 10:17am

We have a Reverse Osmosis filter for cold water. It's a bit pricey ($168), but after years of trying different filtration systems it's the best we've found. DH even uses it to replenish the water in our aquariums. He got it at Lowes, and installed it himself. He's a computer geek, not a plumber so it can't be too hard to install.

We also have a chlorine filter in the shower. We have REALLY HARD water and it makes a big difference.

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Permalink Reply by amy c on August 4, 2008 at 10:57am

aquasana sink and shower.

i've definitely noticed a difference! tastes sweet and no more chlorine scented baths. haha

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