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Thread: Tap Water Filter (deionizer)

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03-08-2004, 09:45 AM	#14 (permalink)
Land_Fish Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Tap Water Filter (deionizer) [quote author=Gresham link=board=Product;num=1036762077;start=0#5 date=05/01/03 at 10:33:43]I've sold them to customers when I worked in retail. *They seemed to work fairly well, but they get exsuated quickly (depending on water source).[/quote] I agree with gresham.... Did I just say that. The cost of these units are around 30 dollars and are spent after 60 gallons od tap water or there about. The refill costs you 20 bucks. Why not just get a RO/DI unit that will produce 0 TDS and will last months longer saving yourself alot of $$$$$

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