2018-03-25
Over the years Ive made a number of attempts to clean up my drinking water. Quite a few filter pitchers came and went. The under-sink carbon filters were a step up. But that only lasted until I started to read more and more about what was actually in my water. My city water utility kept sending reports about how wonderful their water was and that they met or exceeded all federal guidelines. Well, that did it, and my paranoia started to ratchet upward so I acquired an older, vendor installed reverse osmosis system that I was given by a friend. When I took it apart and cleaned out all the gunk I discovered that the replacement filters were going to cost a small fortune. After doing quite a bit of research I easily came to the conclusion that the ISpring system offered the best combination of high quality, reverse osmosis filtration and price. Since I was already sensitive to the issue of filter replacement I was pleased to discover that keeping the unit functioning properly was going to be less expensive than most of the competitors--sort of like the toner issue with printers. The installation went smoothly and I was delighted with the fawcet that came with the unit. It was beautiful and high qualitysort of like getting a bonus you hadnt expected. Ive had the unit for almost two years and couldnt be happier.
