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I've moved neighbourhoods, counties, cities, states, countries and continents. I've learned that a public utility is to never be trusted nor a private utility.
by ravagat 4y ago
I've moved neighbourhoods, counties, cities, states, countries and continents. I've learned that a public utility is to never be trusted nor a private utility. I start with using a tap filter, something like the Brita series. Then I add a shower filter. Those two are the first initial setups I have in regards to water at home. From there I'll take note under a specified time frame if there are any pros and cons. Context would change for you.
- stephenitis 4y agowhat does a shower filter do? is it expensive or noticeably different, reduce flow?
- ravagat 4y agoIt filters your shower water depending on the type you get, in my case it's a simple chlorine filter from Brita. All the ones you see online are largely the same type with different branding. It's not to expensive, personally I value my health and I've lived in shitty conditions with really bad water. Water flow can change depending on the outlet type you get, similar to a hose. Reduction of flow doesn't really happen unless you get those white-label transparent with colorful rocks type filter attachment, I've heard bad reviews of those.