https://www.ophorawater.com/shop/point-of-use-systems/bio-renew-system/
I know they have a big ol system that goes with it, but I can't seem to figure out if this is the way to go for under my sink or not? I already have an aquasana whole house filter, but I also want to make sure my drinking water is top of the line. Any advice or thoughts are invited and welcome :)

What is the best water distiller for home countertop? Emphasis on durability, good water output, easy maintenance, and no leaks.

Up to $500 seems reasonable, depending on what I would be getting for the price (meaning I don't understand the difference between cheaper ones and expensive ones).

I just purchased a very old home this year that has very old galvanizef plumbing. I'm just now being aware of the potential long term dangers of regularly drinking water with old plumbing like mine.

Anyways I literally can't afford the plus 10k job it will cost to replace my entire homes plumbing system so I'm in the market for water filters that are especially effective at filtering led from my water.

Does anyone have any reccomendations for something like this? Willing to pay a good amount if it saves me from the gargantuan bill of replumbing the home.

I live in a rented apartment so I need to go for countertop rather than anything that requires plumbing. I also think I need something chilled rather than room temp. What are your best value recommendations? I like the idea of reverse osmosis but I’m open.

Any of you guys work for the newly formed primo brands?

Just curious what you guys are hearing, I already know of some people who’ve been let go. When do we start transferring branches?

I'm not understanding why my tal water ph goes from 7.5 to 10.5/11 ph when filteted thru a pur filter anyone know why this is

I live in a hard water area and have plants which I am told do not like being watered with hard water I.e. they prefer only rain water. It's hard for me to collect and store rain water. If I use distilled or deionised water will that be the same as rain water ?

Hello, I don’t know if this is the best place to post this, but I’ll try it here first. I have an over the counter RO water filter. Recently I noticed a difference in the water flow, and looked at the water spout. There was some slimy substance, yellow/greenish looking. I cleaned it up with water, dish soap and then soaked it in vinegar and water.

I’m wondering if anyone would know if that is common to happen and why would that slimy stuff be in the water spout when the water is filtered? We use the filter often, so I thought it wouldn’t be possible for bacteria (if that’s what the substance was) to grow since the water is constantly flowing.

Thank you

Like the title says, the tap water at my work smells like grass/dirt when it comes out of the faucet. Anyone have a clue why? We have a separate drinking water station that is also tap water but it goes through a filter first I think because it doesn’t have a smell at all, but the faucet we use to was our hands definitely smells like grass. I plan on telling the landlord of the warehouse tomorrow but I’m kinda worried that I’ve been either washing my hands, or drinking water, or both of the two that has some harmful bacteria or something in it. Anyone have any insight?

We were previously on a well. About 60 days ago we moved into a house that is on city water. We installed water softening system and a heavy duty filter on all potable water and had 2 separate companies do independent tests. Everything has come back fine. But, my 2 kids (age 4 and 5) have been having skin issues since we moved. Breakouts on their faces and overall very dry skin. Husband and I are fine. Our area is the same so new environment/seasonal allergies etc have been ruled out since we’re just a few minutes over from our last house. What can be going on??

Hello, I've been drinking spring water and on occasion mineral water, primarily San Pellgrino. I've been considering getting a soda making machine(sodasteam, drinkmate, etc.). I know for water to be considered mineral water it has to have rought 220ppm of dissolved solids(correct me if Im wrong). I'm just wondering if someones has some information on what the comparison in mineral content between something like San Pellegrino sparkling mineral water to spring water(crystal geyser, arrowhead) that I would make into a soda.

Thank you.