Wanna see something nasty? Take the aerator off your kitchen faucet and post up pics of the screen and inside the trim retainer ring.

i honestly don't want to know. ignorance is bliss in this scenario. someone should though, cause i want to see THEIRS. mine is crystal clean in my mind and will stay that way.

Your choice.
Better to know and prevent the nasties you are drinking.

If you flushed your water heater through a fine screen/mesh, you would get about 3 quarts of "sand" alone.

I flushed my water heater a few weeks ago, it was nasty.

Bi-Annually.

Anode every 5 years max.

And if you think your RO filtration system is good, or maybe your ice maker filter, cut one open one time.

Look at the black slime your water goes through each time.

Countertop distillers, or stovetop, are best.

Countertop distiller. And a countertop pre-filtration unit on the kitchen sink. 250 for the distiller but I distill 2 gallons on average daily. Don't know what DI water costs at the store, but Im sure Im saving money after a few months use.

Because you are what you eat.

Precision Water?
Durastill?
Running Waters?

Double post

Last Edited by Ursabruin on 01/29/2021 09:57 PM

I was gonna post THIS.

It's disgusting how much SHIT is in city tap water!

Anyone drinking straight city tap water is taking in a LOT of chemicals and various other minerals, etc.

I distill water AFTER filtering it with a 3-filter inline water filter....and I STILL get a lot of residue remaining in the distiller after distilling gallons of water.

Depends what you pay for electricity of course,
but on average:

Distilled water at the store = $1.00 gallon

Distilled water made at home = $0.50 gallon
(however in the cold months the money you pay for the electricity for it, also helps to heat your house)

I think tap water is what's causing me to be so tired and lazy all the time.

I am under peoples sinks And in their water hearts and toilets every day. I know what true evil is.

Water heaters*