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Posted by z on February 7, 2007, 12:57 pm
How does this thing work? Not sure what you mean by
"they'd stopp working w/o finishing the cycle (the red
indicator stopped moving) and also, didn't stop the water flow
probably because it didn't reach the end of the cycle".
Is this powered or something? My only experience is with either the
pitcher ones where you just pour the water in and gravity moves it, or
the ones that attach to the water line or the faucet.
> Three years ago, I have bought the one just like the one below but
> mine is with the filter in the front compartment. I really loves it.
> I used it filtered water for rinsing everything I eat and in cooking
> too.
>
> http://www0.epinions.com/hmgd-review-2DFD-4A6FD80-38913F66-bd1
>
> Starting middle or early last year, I was having porblem to get the
> same exact filter replacement made for my PUR dispenser. Late last
> year, I called the manufacturer and was told that the filters that say
> on the box "for all pitchers and dispenser" would work. In fact,
> that's the one I had been using when I couldn't get the kind that came
> with the dispenser I bought. See the filters here
http://www.jgdesign.com/datasheets/
> Targe_Pur_Plus_Water_Filtration_Dispenser.htm
>
> I don't know whether the filter location makes a difference; mine is
> in the front area. So the problem I was getting with every filkter I
> bought was that, they'd stopp working w/o finishing the cycle (the red
> indicator stopped moving) and also, didn't stop the water flow
> probably because it didn't reach the end of the cycle.
>
> I am a fan of pur; used to use faucet mount before but gave uo after
> breaking several ones.
> I don't want a bigger dispenser because I am going to move to an
> apartment (preferably in another city) from this family owned house. I
> don't want to buy too many things due to potential space issue in my
> future place.
>
> Early on after moving to this place, neighbor would have helped me if
> I wanted to install under the sink filtration but then he would want
> to get into my bed too. Frankly, I don't want to put such a filtration
> system. I don't like pitchers either. I keep this dispenser on the
> counter, not in the fridge.
>
> One thing I can do is move this dispenser to my bedroom - I don't
> drink enough water and this would rmake me drink when I get up. But I
> need to get a filtration system?
>
> Any recommendation what I should get? Should get under the sink one
> and then take it with me when I move? If so, which one is the easiet
> to install?
>
> My friend who's strated a second job is quiting the old one and he
> will have time to help me. He is 28 or 29 but the being baby, he
> never had to do anything like this cus his brothers took care of
> things. But I think we can manage to install. I want that kind of
> system only if I can take it with me.
>
> Even with the filtered faucet water in the kitchen sink, I can filter
> drinking water again (via a pitcher to save space) if that is a better
> way to go, ie. not put expensive under-the-sink system because I'll be
> washing pots and pans and what not.
>
> Any recommendation what I should get if there is an under-the-sink
> system that's easy to install and remove? If there is no such thing
> that are easy to install, I guess I should just get another dispenser
> like the one I have.
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