This filter OK for a nano?
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mhmh,
While I do live in north jersey, my water supply is not from the large water supplier. My town has wells drilled into an underground aquifer. While my supply is different, I do believe it is high in minerals. This may clog the filter quicker and also what makes it taste good.
Kevin, if you get your water from united water, I know what your saying. I grew up on that water and since I've moved north I can't drink it any longer. The last time my 4 yr old was at my inlaws. he asked my mother in law why she gave him a glass of pool water to drink.
Brian
While I do live in north jersey, my water supply is not from the large water supplier. My town has wells drilled into an underground aquifer. While my supply is different, I do believe it is high in minerals. This may clog the filter quicker and also what makes it taste good.
Kevin, if you get your water from united water, I know what your saying. I grew up on that water and since I've moved north I can't drink it any longer. The last time my 4 yr old was at my inlaws. he asked my mother in law why she gave him a glass of pool water to drink.
Brian
United Water, that's the stuff. It's pretty bad. As long as I run it through a Brita first, it tastes OK to me. But for someone who hasn't been weened on it, it's a different story.
This is yet another reason that my gf thinks I'm insane. I drink a lot of water-- Brita-filtered, Jersey-crap water. Yet I have a closet full of bottled RO @ $0.88/gallon for the tanks. I didn't see that as strange until she told me it was.
This is yet another reason that my gf thinks I'm insane. I drink a lot of water-- Brita-filtered, Jersey-crap water. Yet I have a closet full of bottled RO @ $0.88/gallon for the tanks. I didn't see that as strange until she told me it was.
