Water filter

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Since we are on the subject of healthy foods, what are the best water filters?

What is the best source of clean water?

PJ

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To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Tue, January 5, 2010 8:21:16 PMSubject: Water filter

Since we are on the subject of healthy foods, what are the best water filters? What is the best source of clean water?PJ

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I use the countertop model. It’s pricey, but worth it IMO.

The company is Multi-pure.

http://www.multipureco.com/product_info.htm

Carol

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BTVC-SCD [mailto:BTVC-SCD ] On Behalf Of smdsmom2008

Since we are on the subject of healthy foods,

what are the best water filters? What is the best source of clean water?

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I have a water filter under the kitchen sink. It's deionization,

which is apparently what they use to have the cleanest of clean water

for labs. It isn't wasteful of water like reverse osmosis is, and

there's no place I could put a distiller, plus I would worry about

mildew and mold if I had a distiller going. I don't know if this is

readily available, but if you live in the Seattle megalopolis area,

Custom Pure is where I get the rig. It has one big tank that must be

replaced annually, and two filters, one of which is changed annually

and one every six months. So far DH is still able to do the

changeovers but they will send people to do it for you if you are not

able to. They actually have quite a lot of kinds of filters, and it

depends on what you want and what is in the water that will be filtered.