boxst

Hello

Does anyone know anything about water filters? We need to have one fitted and need a 'good' one but I'm having difficulty determining what 'good' means and can find them from £100 to over £1200.

The reason we need one is that my wife is not very well, and minerals in mineral water and the chemicals in tap water make the condition worse.

Thanks,

Steve

r32

When we had a new kitchen fitted we had one installed, so we have 3 taps, hot, cold and filtered, its a Franke one so try their website. The Britta filter jugs are pretty good though.

boxst

I will have a look at Franke, thanks.

Britta jugs do not filter things that well unfortunately.

Steve

MattW

osCommerce

Used these people before, very reasonable and uber helpful on email.

If you can replace your tap for a 3 way, much neater, then use the same flter kit to supply it.

Snazy

Im using brita too, not sure how good it actually is, but makes the 8-9 litres of water a day that I drink easier to stomach.

I thought they were actually really good? Will have to look more into them. Got me curious now.

Chip Sengravy

If a Britta jug was to filter correctly, the water would never get through. That's why proper filters are pressurised.

Snazy

Aaah I get ya

Makes sense.

So inline ones are the way to go?

Merv

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