Thinking about getting a tap water filter. Any recommendations?
Some of the brand I looked into were Pur, Brita, and Culligan. They have faucet mounted filters as well as pitchers.
This question has been asked before but I would like to see if there are any new suggestions or recommendations on this topic.
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I personally have never used the faucet mounted ones, but have known people that have, it's much more convenient than the pitcher based ones, and you can choose to not use the filter when you just need water for cleaning etc, so that you don't waste the filter.
happy shopping!
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For pitcher style you have the PUR CR-6000 2-stage system:
----quote----PUR filters get top marks for producing the best-tasting water as well as filtering out more contaminants than competing models. You fill the pitcher by hand, and then the water drips through the filter. The PUR CR-6000… pitcher can be stored in the refrigerator. This model holds seven cups, but other sizes are available. The main drawback is that filters may need to be replaced quite often. It's not designed to treat water for any kind of bacteria, but tests show the PUR filters out common pharmaceuticals as well as 21 other contaminants, including cryptosporidium and giardia cysts.
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For faucet style you have the PUR FM9400:
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If you need more filtered water than a pitcher or dispenser can provide, reviews recommend a faucet-mounted water filter. However, owners report lots of problems with this type of filter in general, complaining about… leaks and durability. The PUR FM-9400 is easy to install, and a bypass valve lets you switch between filtered and unfiltered water. The three-stage filter gets good reviews for outstanding filtration and water taste. If you don't need to filter out 30 contaminants, an alternative is the Culligan FM-15A Faucet Filter (*est. $15), which gets better ratings for durability.
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You can find all the reviews where to buy and the prices here:
http://www.consumersearch.com/water-filters
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Not to long ago on the news thay say drugstores where dumping there
pills into the water we drink. It was a shock to hear. Now i am sure
you will love the brita .
my name is Donald please ask me any questions hope to hear from you
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