Any recommendations? I have 1 bathroom,2 teenagers, me and wife. I want to get rid of Chlorine, and scale and use it for drinking water, too. I don't want no super fancy one. Looking for something decent at a good price. Thanks
Yes, this is the logical way to do it. Generally a RO system will give you adequate volumes of drinking water but not enough to supply all the taps or showers. In fact if you have softened water, the RO system will usually be set up to pull from the softened water.My city is on a well system. That being said, I installed a Morton whole house filter and a Morton water softener which has a built in filter. Both of those automatically flush themselves weekly or on a recharge cycle. I also have a RO system at the kitchen sink. Water is all good here.
Because I want to get rid of Chlorine and other chemicals out of shower water and I want to be able to have clean water in every faucet. I do plan to connect water supply to fridge. How are Pelican filters?Why does it have to be a "whole house" system?
If you have issues with scale and chlorine odor/taste, a water softener and carbon filter are normally used to deal with that. Have your water tested so you know the hardness and if there is anything else that needs to be removed.Any recommendations? I have 1 bathroom,2 teenagers, me and wife. I want to get rid of Chlorine, and scale and use it for drinking water, too. I don't want no super fancy one. Looking for something decent at a good price. Thanks
This was the issue I had to deal with. Hard water with a lot of calcium. So I had a whole house water softener installed. They are so common out here, that builders usually supply a plumbing loop on the main inside the garage. That way they just cut into it when you have a whole house water softener installed. It makes installation faster and easier. Plus, if you should ever get a leak, it's contained in the garage by a drain, and not inside the house.If you have issues with scale and chlorine odor/taste, a water softener and carbon filter are normally used to deal with that. Have your water tested so you know the hardness and if there is anything else that needs to be removed.