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Water Filters Jack Allen 04-06-2008
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Posted by Worn Out Retread on April 7, 2008, 10:06 am


> Can someone give me info on home water filters? I need one big enough for
> the kitchen sink and ice cube maker. I was thinking of a reverse system
> then I read that I shouldn't use it. I have well water. Please answer
> either here or off list. Thanks much.
>
You need to know the quality of the water that you are going to pass through
the filter before you can accurately determine what filter you will need.
Send a sample of your water out to a water testing lab.

--
Ron P

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Posted by C & E on April 7, 2008, 10:48 pm

> Can someone give me info on home water filters? I need one big enough for
> the kitchen sink and ice cube maker. I was thinking of a reverse system
> then I read that I shouldn't use it. I have well water. Please answer
> either here or off list. Thanks much.

For the icemaker there are easily installed in-line charcoal cartridges that
last a couple of years. You will need a separate unit for the sink unless,
of course, you plan on filtering for the entire house which requires a whole
different animal with which I am not familiar. A fat lot of help I am!



Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on April 8, 2008, 5:57 am

> For the icemaker there are easily installed in-line charcoal cartridges
> that last a couple of years. You will need a separate unit for the sink
> unless, of course, you plan on filtering for the entire house which
> requires a whole different animal with which I am not familiar. A fat
> lot of help I am!
>

Separate or not depends on the plumbing layout and where the refrigerator
tap is.



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