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Posted by DK on February 15, 2007, 11:04 pm
I installed an osmossis filter from ebay for about $125 and swear by
them. There is no better water filter available.
The only drawback is that it uses a little extra water in the
process.
wrote:
>I am looking for advice on water filters/softeners.
>
>We live in Idaho. Our water isn't too bad. It is city water and has
>some slight taste to it. It is also somewhat hard (compared to our
>previous house in Colorado), but enough different that we can tell
>just in how our hair feels when it is washed.
>
>Now we just bought a new house that is plumbed for a softener
>(probably just the hot water or water line that doesn't include the
>kitchen or refigerator lines). We would like to make the water taste
>better and perhaps be a little bit softer. Since we have been busy
>with other aspects of moving in, we haven't had a water test done yet.
>
>I guess I am looking for advice on what we should be looking for and
>how to best go about it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jerry
>
>For email replies, replace "junk1" with "jerry" in my posted email
>address.
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