Affordable Water Filters?
Hi,
Was just wondering what types of water filters you would recommend in general?
I've seen some reverse-osmose that was over 200$ (a tad' too expensive under the budget unfortunately) and was wondering if there were alternatives that could reasonably fitler out chlorine, heavy metals, etc...
Thanks.
Cheers!
Shc
Was just wondering what types of water filters you would recommend in general?
I've seen some reverse-osmose that was over 200$ (a tad' too expensive under the budget unfortunately) and was wondering if there were alternatives that could reasonably fitler out chlorine, heavy metals, etc...
Thanks.
Cheers!
Shc
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You can get hard plumbed filters for around 30 bucks at home improvement stores. OmniFilter is a brand I have seen. I think these are more for sediment filtration but there are options for filters that filter are smaller particles.
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Water from a spring is always great, but you't still want to filter it. There's just too many contaminants that can even get into springs nowadays to take a risk. I would stay away from a Brita or the cheaper ones. I would get a system like a berkey. They're the best systems imo