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Anyone have a robust filtering system? From reading the thread some people recommended a reverse osmosis system. But then that is demineralized which the WHO sa
by graeme 6y ago
Anyone have a robust filtering system? From reading the thread some people recommended a reverse osmosis system. But then that is demineralized which the WHO says leaches minerals from the body.
So one ought to remineralize, and do so in correct proportions, for both calcium and magnesium but also trace minerals. And certain things sometimes recommended to reminerslize (pink himilayan salt) can contain lead.
Is there some simple all on one system in north america that solves this?
- CameronNemo 6y agoThe article mentioned that activated carbon works too.
- marrowgari 6y agoI use a reverse osmosis system with an added remineralization filter at the final stage. The unit I have is a counter top model from Apec and can be easily set up to use with your kitchen sink. I swear by it and as added bonus to clean drinking water from the tap you no longer have to purchase plastic bottles of water. The only maintenance is filter replacement, which is relatively straight forward. I tend to replace them every 6 months, though apparently they're good for up to a year. You can find more info on it here... https://www.freedrinkingwater.com/ro-counter-detail.htm https://www.freedrinkingwater.com/ro-counter-detail.htm
- milleramp 6y agoThis the one I have, it's been running for 13 years, with only filter maintenance. I highly recommend it. https://airwaterice.com/drinking-water-system/ed-extra-duty-reverse-osmosis-unit.html https://airwaterice.com/drinking-water-system/ed-extra-duty-...