Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Doulton under the sink system is reported to be one of the best. Easy to install and we ditched all the plastic bottles and cost.
Filtered drinking water
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I installed an iSpring WGB22B 2 stage whole house system. My well water flows through the first stage sediment filter, then a charcoal block filter. Fairly straightforward DIY install in my basement just after the water holding tank. Pretty satisfied for our needs.
iSpring WGB22B 2-Stage Whole House Water Filtration System with 20" x 4.5” Fine Sediment and Carbon Block Filters, Removes 99% of Chlorine - https://www.ispringfilter.com/ac/ispring-whole-house-water-filtration-system-sediment-carbon-big-blue-2-stage?srsltid=AfmBOop7C7ndQUo_csjOaz1uJLKkG0Jtcho2Y9BVzSKghIy4XnaHW25U
iSpring WGB22B 2-Stage Whole House Water Filtration System with 20" x 4.5” Fine Sediment and Carbon Block Filters, Removes 99% of Chlorine - https://www.ispringfilter.com/ac/ispring-whole-house-water-filtration-system-sediment-carbon-big-blue-2-stage?srsltid=AfmBOop7C7ndQUo_csjOaz1uJLKkG0Jtcho2Y9BVzSKghIy4XnaHW25U
Faced with poor quality tap water, I don't think a filter is going to do very much honestly. RO water takes away all of the minerals so that's no good either in my opinion.
I'm lucky to live in a country with top quality tap water that doesn't even need chlorine because the standard is so high.
However, if I were in your position, I think I would stick to bottled water and buy the largest quantity containers/bottles available.
I'm lucky to live in a country with top quality tap water that doesn't even need chlorine because the standard is so high.
However, if I were in your position, I think I would stick to bottled water and buy the largest quantity containers/bottles available.
Unfortunately there is no right answer. A realy good one is super complicated and takes everything out of the water. Including the good stuff. Anything less than that and it`s pretty much a shot in the dark.
