Re: Great water filter option

March 5, 2009

My only concern with water cleaners kept at room temperature, is that bacteria

and fungus caught in filter, can then grow in filter I would think?, unless

filter dries out very well after each time used.

For drinking water I have a filter pitcher that I keep in the refrigerator and

then change the filter every 3 months...if I remember!! I figure the

refrigertion helps to keep the bacteria in filter down. Most pitcher filters

take out chlorine, as well as other things depending on what type you get.

However I'm interested to hear what others think. I'm confused about what is

healthy water. You hear so many different things, spring water, filtered water,

reverse osmosis, etc. To combat the confusion, I get water from a variety of

sources. Some filtered tap, some spring water.

--- In , " unitedstatesvet " <unitedstatesvet@...>

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> I had heard a while back of a new filter that takes the water out of the air

and makes cleen chemical free water but could not find it anywhere. I just came

accross the link and wanted to share the information and get any feed back from

everyone as well. While it is a bit pricey, about $1200.00 for a home unit, If

it is all what I think it to be, to me it would be well worth the cost if for no

other reason to assure my water had no added chemicals like flouride and many

others.

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