am interested on water filter system for my house,can any one help me.
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It was easy to install and to works well for me. I haven't done chemical testing, but I can report that where I use it the water has a very great deal of calcium and iron in it. Without the filter, tea produced with this water is cloudy, has a scum on the top and tastes bad. After passing through the filter it produces tea that is clear, good-tasting and has no scum. IMO, an excellent product for the price.
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This one is good, ppm is around 2-5 after filtration. Installation is a hassle, especially if you don't want it on your counter top.
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Hi, I have this system but I don't use it for my drinking water. I use it for my aquarium. Wish I could of been better help. It works great for my water changes. I hope someone can answer your questions.
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I use RO MIGHTY MITE for about a year, it works very good with good pressure from faucet, but wastes about 70% of water back to sink.
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Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely recommend this unit for a portable RO System, but not for a whole house application. Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely... » Read More Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely recommend this unit for a portable RO System, but not for a whole house application. « Show Less
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Don't waste your money on this system. I used it for a few years. The filters are very difficult to remove. It was very stressful 2x a year changing the filters. The last time I could not get them out and returned the unit to the company. I lost 3-4 cartridges trying to get the unit to work with the help of their customer service. When I sent the unit back they would not replace the filters, even though they were new and it was their fault they couldn't be removed. So $150-200 lost. I bought a Multipure system (more expensive) and I've very happy with it so far. The water is great (better than with Aquasana). I haven't yet changed the filter. It lasts for a year. Don't waste your money on this system. I used it for a few years. The filters are very difficult to remove. It was very stressful 2x a year changing the filters. The last time I could not get them out and returned the unit to the company. I lost 3-4 cartridges trying to get the unit to work with the help of their customer service. When I sent the unit back they would not replace the filters, even though they were new and it was their fault they couldn't be removed. So $150-200 lost. I bought a Multipure system (more expensive) and I've very happy with it so far. The water is great (better... » Read More Don't waste your money on this system. I used it for a few years. The filters are very difficult to remove. It was very stressful 2x a year changing the filters. The last time I could not get them out and returned the unit to the company. I lost 3-4 cartridges trying to get the unit to work with the help of their customer service. When I sent the unit back they would not replace the filters, even though they were new and it was their fault they couldn't be removed. So $150-200 lost. I bought a Multipure system (more expensive) and I've very happy with it so far. The water is great (better than with Aquasana). I haven't yet changed the filter. It lasts for a year. « Show Less
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HI,I brought espring Water Purifier Below Counter Unit with AUxiliary Faucet Kit,I want to change filter,may you tell me what is the model number. I will buy it from your store.thank you.
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We change ours yearly (recommended for a household of 4), but really depends on water usage. I have been told, if your water pressure drops drastically, that is another sign that you need to change filters.
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It ties directly into your homes plumbing. I set up a 3 part whole house filtering system; 1st a large carbon filter, 2nd a reverse osmosis filter and finally the UV light filter/purifier. I tested the water several time after the installation with test kits I had ordered and found the results were great. I hope this helps.
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http://www.ereplacementparts.com/pnrq20rbl00-household-water-filtration-system-parts-c-174222_174340_174365.html This is a list of parts for your filter
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For city water I'd think that setup is more than adequate. We have essentially spring/creek water which is filtered, like yours, at the pump then inside at the sink with the EZ-3/4 system. Had that configuration for ten years now without any ill effects. If you're real concerned, I'd recommend a Berkey - which we also have both for "country" water and city water.
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You will probably need a plumber since water pipes need to be cut and welded to the filter. The filters are supposed to last a couple of years (according to a customer service rep for the company) -- I'm not sure what they cost.
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Go to: KNFILTERS.com. The manufacturer is very helpful and know.their product best.
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I'm guessing that the filter unit you're talking about is one that is hooked up in the basement and it filters out all the water in the house. If that's the kind you're talking about then it should be ok. It would actually be even better since water filters would remove the high amounts of minerals. It would prevent the shower head from clogging. I don't have a filter unit but the shower head is still working like new.
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You should email ispring. Their customer service is amazing. I'm sure it would work but the filters may need to be different or possibly am initial desalination stage.
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Very nice system. Uses standard size filters you can get from any water treatment company. Filters last 6-12 months depending on your usage. These are built to last. AFW Filters sends out order forms for replacements and backs full warranty and support.
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Standard size filters work. Home Depot carries them for sure. That is where I buy mine. Good luck.
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As i recall there is the unit with two filters in it, the water tubes with a faucet connector, and adapters for different types of faucet threading. Join the filters for life, it is worth it for the support.
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If you can communicate with the Katadyn people that would be your best solution. I have only ever used the Guide Water Filter which only used one filter.Thanks.
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This is the filter system I have: 3M Aqua-Pure Whole House Water Filtration System - Model AP801-CThe replacement filter works in that...
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No. If you are unsure of the correct filter to use in this quality filter housing, call 3M (the manufacturer) at (888) 364-3577. Ask to speak to a technical support rep. Explain your situation, i.e., well water or city water, and what you want to filter out of your water, such as iron, manganese, etc. These filters are excellent products and can last at least a year in a typical household's usage.