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apcalc

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1. I added a reverse osmosis system last year.

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Tue Dec 15, 2020, 09:34 AM

Dec 2020

This was based on readings from EWG, and their database on my local water system. This involves filters, some of which need changed yearly, so there is maintenance.
We also stopped drinking water from plastic bottles, from an environmental and personal health point of view.

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Next update - new water softener. Any input on the value of adding a reverse osmosis system? [View all] Siwsan Dec 2020 OP

I added a reverse osmosis system last year. apcalc Dec 2020 #1

Normally, I can refill my 3 gallon dispenser jug at Kroger Siwsan Dec 2020 #2

Can you get your water tested? Then look for the least expensive system that takes out the bad stuff mitch96 Dec 2020 #3

My plumber had me drop off water samples from an inside tap, and an outside tap Siwsan Dec 2020 #6

Yes - as long as you are improving water quality in the home Backseat Driver Dec 2020 #4

Thanks! Siwsan Dec 2020 #10

I have removed more reverse osmosis systems Chainfire Dec 2020 #5

I have a well, and the water is HARD. Siwsan Dec 2020 #8

Our water straight from the faucet was very, very hard.... northoftheborder Dec 2020 #7

Great information - Thanks! Siwsan Dec 2020 #9

I looked at putting one in and decided to go with a Berkeley. 58Sunliner Dec 2020 #11