I just started using a Zero Water filter pitcher that I’ve had for a couple years. It comes with a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter. Our tap water is only 23ppm which is quite good but the filter makes 0ppm water. When it gets to 6ppm you are supposed to change the filter. As project farm says: “Very Impressive!”
He tested it years ago and just retested recently (the brand was bought by Culligan). Same excellent performance.
@brennyn I have an under-sink filter, but I don’t have that kind of reaction to our unfiltered stuff (usually). Most of what gets filtered is rust particles.
That is fizzy.
@sillyheathen In Europe, if it isn’t natural, then they call “water with gas”.
Out of the high quality filter in my fridge. How is that not one of the options? Lol
Filtered through magic beans
Yes
I can’t drink it straight, or I will forget to drink it, so it is always flavored in some way, aka 70% water + 30% juice or soda.
I just started using a Zero Water filter pitcher that I’ve had for a couple years. It comes with a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter. Our tap water is only 23ppm which is quite good but the filter makes 0ppm water. When it gets to 6ppm you are supposed to change the filter. As project farm says: “Very Impressive!”
He tested it years ago and just retested recently (the brand was bought by Culligan). Same excellent performance.
Under-sink filter. The water in my area tastes fine but if I drink it unfiltered I vomit it back up a few minutes later.
@brennyn I have an under-sink filter, but I don’t have that kind of reaction to our unfiltered stuff (usually). Most of what gets filtered is rust particles.