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Question: can you use this under sink in bathroom and run hot water through it? i want to ensure the water i use for nasal irrigation is safe.
Document: No chlorine taste or metal tastes. Even though we run off of city water, I honestly do not trust that system fully. Metals, chlorine, and other gunk, that isn't healthy for us, can build up in the pipes that this water runs through. Even though city water has their own purifying system and they assure us our water systems are kept at safe levels. Unsafe material can still run through our home pipes and out through our faucets.
The filter just sits next to my sink and produces all the clean and great-tasting water I want.So now I have finally gotten into the habit of drinking lots and lots of water.
(but really, you're already making the choice to put a mini white water tower on your counter, so do you care about aesthetics?) There's just enough lead for you to let it run back behind your sink and put the unit off to the side. While that may be a negative for some, the benefit of having an on-top-of-counter unit is that you don't have to do any tricky installations, I suppose.
Love this. Our family uses it all of the time. It didnt fit in our kitchen(thus, the 4 stars), so we put it in the bathroom but we still use it all of the time. I use it to wash my face. Would not do without.
Since I live in a rental townhouse, I did not want to invest the money in a more permanent under-cabinet system, but I was almost ready to do just that when I stumbled on to this thing.What this company has done is taken an industrial idea and implemented it into a very functional consumer product. This type of filter housing is the very same thing I see on industrial machines all the time, used for machines which require filtered water to run.
It's just not a practical solution since I want to be able to run water through it consistently and not have to wait a minute or so, which I guess is what some slow speed "container type" of filters does, like Big Berkey. If you take fluoride out of the picture, then I think this filter does a very good job since the output water does seem fresh. I will be checking out other fluoride filtration solution like bone char.
Without having lab tests done you kind of have to take on faith that the flouride is being filtered out. Other than that, the water tastes great, the unit was easy to install, and it's perfect in a rental home where you don't want a more permanent solution. It's fairly easy to move to a different sink and we'll be taking it with us when we move. Operation is very straight-forward.
Because it is only attached to the faucet by a 1/4&#34; hose, you can move it around to any position you want, so long as it is within the hose's range. The spout can also tilt and swivel. This unit has never gotten in the way of the sink's usable space and it has never been difficult to get a glass of filtered water, even with a sink full of dishes!Water tastes good.
Which means if I run the tap water through the filter normally (even at a relatively low psi), then use the fluoride meter to check the water sample, almost no fluoride is removed and the level is still about 0.7ppm.
It's kind of stiff, so you may want to wind it around the filter and swing it back behind your sink knobs to keep it out of the way.The water tastes SO great. I made iced tea in the fridge with this right after I bought it, and WOW, I know why tea always tasted kind of bitter to me now; because the water was bad. Tea tastes soo good now. I can't stop drinking it. I love getting a cold glass of water.
Answer: yes