Tired of running multiple water filter systems


 
Congratulations, the "real" test however is how it holds up over time.
Yep, that, and also how serviceable it will be in the future. But for now I'm totally pleased with this system. Also did not end up drilling the sink. I removed the soap dispenser since it's was more of an inconvenience to use. We got a little bottle of Dawn and now will simply refill that. Also not sure if I listed it, this is the one I bought. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPH38W84?tag=tvwb-20 and this is the little pressure tank I bought to keep enough water in the system for the ice maker which is currently working better than it ever has! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MD7FFYP?tag=tvwb-20
I had bought the drill and some type of German made cutting fluid at Menards but never opened them so I'll just return them tomorrow or Thursday.
 
Just a quick follow up on this. So far the new RO system has been absolutely amazing. I'm a pretty tough reviewer. I don't suffer bad stuff easily. So, if you were to find my review of the system on Amazon you'd see a glowing 5 Star review. And I cannot remember the last time I gave something 5tars. But, the quality of this device, value, and support from the company whenever I've had a question or concern. Honestly can't find a negative to point out.
Really my only small gripe is the faucet requires a 1" opening in the sink/counter top. Others only 1/2". So not wanting to deal with trying to open the previous hole I removed my soap dispenser. No big deal. Wasn't enamored with it anyway. So, with the dispenser removed it dropped right in. Hookup is dead simple as well.
So, I left the old faucet in place and simply reactivated my hard/mineral water system (filtering straight from street service. I do like that water for a drink now and then. It's too hard for properly running the coffee makers/ice maker and such. But it tastes good for a glass of water. Was no skin off my nose to simply reactivate it.
But otherwise I cannot say enough good about this Waterdrop system. It even has remineralization built in. So no need for a separate system to do it as before.
And it's FAAAAAASSSST. When you open the faucet a light hum comes on from the pump and it runs water out REALLY fast. Added benefit my ice maker works better than ever, the fridge no longer needs a filter so I've bypassed it no need to buy replacements here. If you find yourself needing a system IMO almost anything from this company https://www.waterdropfilter.com/ will prove to be top notch But this is the one I bought https://www.waterdropfilter.com/products/alkaline-ro-water-filter-for-tap-g5p700a
 

 

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