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A reverse osmosis water filter and a cheap glass pitcher. I've found that I'm pretty sensitive to the taste of water (good and bad). I don't mind the water in
by solarmist 5y ago
A reverse osmosis water filter and a cheap glass pitcher.
I've found that I'm pretty sensitive to the taste of water (good and bad). I don't mind the water in many places, but it can be very hit or miss. Over the years, the amount of water I would drink tended to change quite a bit from location to location.
Instead, I use a reverse osmosis water filter to get completely neutral water every time I know there isn't anything reducing the amount of water I drink.
It's HUGELY affected the amount of water I drink over soda, milk, tea, etc.
- jsrcout 5y agoThat sounds intriguing. Any specific recommendations?
- solarmist 5y agoI just bought whatever was at Lowes. This is completely commodity technology. Generic is as high quality as an brand name. I think it's the AO Smith one. https://www.lowes.com/pd/A-O-Smith-Clean-Water-Filter-with-RO-Boost-Brushed-Nickel-Faucet/1000559453?user=shopping https://www.lowes.com/pd/A-O-Smith-Clean-Water-Filter-with-R... It includes a 4th stage to add a known mineral mix back in, but I didn't like the flavor so I just skipped that final filter. It's all just hooked together with 1/4” tubing so it's super simple to customize.