Anyone use one of the cheap water purifiers?

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  • Brian Ski

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    One of the plastic ones you pour water in the top and it filters the water and has a spout at the bottom? One you leave in the fridge. I want to get one for my Mother. She said she doesn't like the taste of the tap water. Heck I drink it out of the hose. Maybe something on the zon.

    I guess one without the tap at the bottom isn't bad. She just can't handle anything to heavy to refill. (Like a full gallon milk jug)
     
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    One of the plastic ones you pour water in the top and it filters the water and has a spout at the bottom? One you leave in the fridge. I want to get one for my Mother. She said she doesn't like the taste of the tap water. Heck I drink it out of the hose. Maybe something on the zon.

    I guess one without the tap at the bottom isn't bad. She just can't handle anything to heavy to refill. (Like a full gallon milk jug)
    I've used them (Brita) and for removing smell and taste they work ok. Undersink reverse osmosis system is a better solution for removing contaminants. Pitcher will be close to a half gallon milk jug when full but she doesn't have to fill it all the way for it to work. They also make filter holders for carbon filters w/o the r/o component that you could plumb into a spigot on the sink.
     
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