Can it be refilled without going under the sink?
264669
Scott, yes it can. The pump nozzle simply lifts out and you can refill from above. just pay close attention as it starts getting to the top because it is easy to overflow it. I have been really happy with the quality of the construction.
264670
I think it depends on the rest of your system. I can pull out the dispenser and slowly pour it into the bottle from the top, but I have to be careful about how much and how fast.
914743
It is not supposed to need a refill. I think they have a lifetime guarantee. Get in touch with the company.
1804034
I don't refrigerate. I just keep in sink vanity drawer. You could ask the owner of the company if she thinks it keeps better that way but I myself don't refrigerate.
1799957
I suppose you could but I would think there were better solutions. This unit is pretty large and is designed to handle an entire RV. It may be a little overkill for your situation. You would need access to flush and recharge which might mean removal from under the sink from time to time.
483015
You can put it in the sink with cold water to cause pressure to release faster. Or I guess you could pull on the valve to release it but not sure they recommend that method.
1340278
Well, you can and I did, but let me tell you why and give you a cautionary note. In my case, it was a remote bathroom sink. It takes forever for the hot water to get over there. So I put this under the sink with a dedicated 30A circuit, attached to the hot water side. It is however heating cold water, because the water in the hot water pipe coming from the other side of the house is invariably cold. This allows someone to wash their hands with warm/hot water instead of waiting 5 minutes with the water running. You would never need 5 minutes worth of hot water at that sink. Now, what would happen beyond that? Well, if you kept running the water on full hot until the hot water from the house system reached this unit, it would continue to heat the water anyway, resulting in scalding hot water coming out of the tap. So depending on your application, you may want to do it the way I did. Or not.
2112037
Yes it can....just don't submerse it in water. I rinse it off after each use in the sink as well. Has been great for me and my wife so far.:)
27082
You can change it with the water running. But I differently don't recommend it. I was a little slow the last time I changed mine and bathed myself and everything under the sink.....................
2072664
If your refrigerator is already plumbed under your kitchen sink, you'll just need a T fitting, and the appropriate corresponding line. I would suggest a miniature valve downstream of the T fitting, so you'll have the ability to turn off the supply to your refrigerator, without interrupting the supply to the RO tap.You did not say if your refrigerator is plumbed to the kitchen sink, or whether it has an inline filter already. Also, without knowing if you have copper, or plastic line to the refrigerator, it is hard to make plumbing suggestions.
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I don't see why not. It has a plastic water collection tray that it sits in when it's placed on the counter. If you wanted to put it in the sink you wouldn't need the tray underneath the rack. I love my rack. It's perfect for a small apartment with a galley kitchen.
1536584
No, it does not have the capability to be refilled. Your best bet is to stock up when you buy them.
1299778
It can be refilled as soon as it's empty. You do not need to wait for the unit to cool.
2128704
We don't have an under-the-sink RO system, but do have a single filter in our pump house for our incoming water supply before it goes through our water softener system in the house. We previously had a similar filter under the kitchen sink and used the same filter for it.
120184
Yes, you can. I wipe my down with a damp dishrag and then dry it with a dish towel quite often as it sits out on my counter and gets splatters and dusty. It's very easy to clean it up. I would never put it in a sink full of water though.
1686879
No, but the surface was very easy to clean with a sponge and detergent by standing on non outlet end in the sink. I thought it was easier to clean than models that could be submersed.
2257176
I don't think so. But these are easily refillable from the top so I wouldn't ways your under sink space with a gallon jug of soap:)
2081831
No... this filter cannot be refilled. But you should get atleast a year and a half of use out of it. And you can pull "or" push air through it. Hope this helps....