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How much time does it take to filter water by absorption?
My partner and I want to get a water filter installed in our home, but we want something time-efficient. So I have been looking up options and they’re more into the water absorbing filters because that’s the one their parents have. Absorption sounds like a filtering method that is time-consuming.Asked 10 months ago
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Does filtered water remain hard?
I only just recently learnt that having thick residues of soap on your skin and hair after a shower means that your water is hard. I want to filter the water as a means to treat it, but I’m not sure if that's a great idea. If I filter hard water, will it still remain hard?Asked 9 months ago
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What water filters are suitable for hard water?
I want to filter hard water while still retaining its calcium and magnesium. I know that these minerals in the water are good for consumption, but I want to save on soap use and still remove the impurities from my water. I just don’t know which filtration method to go for.Asked 9 months ago
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Do reverse osmosis water filtration systems wastewater?
For months, I've been considering purchasing a reverse osmosis filter. My kitchen water has a metallic taste because I live in an old apartment building. My friend mentioned that the system wastes a lot of water, which concerns me.Asked a month ago
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Should I add mineral drops to RO water to prevent mineral leaching?
My husband wants us to get a reverse osmosis filter for our new apartment. I've been researching the filtration system, which is exactly what we'll need since we'll be drawing water from our private reservoir. I'm worried that if I drink filtered water it will leach nutrients from my body. Should I get mineral drops to avoid this?Asked a month ago
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Should I be concerned that drinking RO water will cause mineral deficiency?
My husband wants us to get a reverse osmosis filter for our new apartment. I've been researching the filtration system, which is exactly what we'll need since we'll be drawing water from our private reservoir. I'm concerned that the system will leach nutrients from my body because it is so effective at removing impurities. Should I be worried?Asked a month ago
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Is it possible to increase hydration by adding mineral drops to reverse osmosis water?
I recently purchased a reverse osmosis water filtration system. The water has been much softer, however, it has an odd taste and it doesn't do much in hydrating me. My friend suggested putting mineral drops in the water, but I'm not sure if that will make me feel more hydrated.Asked a month ago
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How often should I replace my reverse osmosis filter for the ideal RO water flavor?
I recently purchased a reverse osmosis filtration system, and the quality of my water has greatly improved. I've gotten used to it, but lately, the water has tasted awful. I suspect it's because of my filter, but I'm not sure how many times I need to change it to get the best-tasting water.Asked a month ago
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Should I be concerned if reverse osmosis water tastes sweet?
I recently picked up a reverse osmosis filtration system and my water quality has drastically improved. However lately my water has been tasting oddly sweet which has been a surprise. I'm concerned because I haven't used any mineral drops to improve the flavor. Should I be concerned?Asked a month ago
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Will remineralizing RO water cause limescale to accumulate in kitchen appliances?
I live on a private reservation with my own well. For some reason, the groundwater was causing limescale buildup in my kitchen and bathroom faucets. I bought a reverse osmosis system and now have much cleaner, softer water. I'd like to replenish some lost minerals, but I'm concerned that doing so will resurface the limescale problem.Asked a month ago
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