The Home on-tap water filter
Water filters for home use: do I really need
one? Well, if you're not enjoying the drinking water
coming out of your kitchen faucet, it's time for an on-tap
water filter!
There's a pretty wide variety of on-tap water filters
available. There are several different brands but they
all have one thing in common: they attach to your faucet!
Search around the web and you'll see that there's all
sorts of comparisons and tests available online, and a lot of
them contradict each other! So how are we to decide which
brand and model to purchase?
I focus primarily on what I believe is the most
cost-effective method today: the faucet-mounted water
filter. I've used a faucet-mount water filter for a couple
years now and find it relatively inexpensive, and the odor from
my city water is gone! I think the water tastes better,
as well.
I've included information about how
three popular types of filters work: Activated Carbon (the most
common on faucet filters), Particle and Resin water filters. Often, a
combination of two or more of these filtration systems will be
used for the more complex whole-house systems.
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