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OT: reverse osmosis home water filtration

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  1. We got one of these about a week ago, along with a whole-house water
    softening system. So far, everyone gives the filtered drinking water a
    "thumbs way up" - no more messing with Brita filters, distilled water,
    and the like. Very nice, highly recommended - the stuff tastes great,
    and it's got its own tap on the kitchen sink and a 4-gallon holding tank
    so you never seem to run out. The only downside is that the pour rate
    from the r.o. spigot is a bit slower than from a normal tap.

    Cost - I don't actually know yet. Purchased and installed by a friend
    who's a plumber. Google "reverse osmosis". The water softner is pretty
    nifty, too - we have to use less than half as much soap, both on
    ourselves and especially in the laundry and dishwasher, as we used to.

    -S-
    http://www.kbnj.com

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