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Unread 01/06/2007, 09:42 AM   #1
goda
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zerowater water filter

i cracked up when i saw this on tv..

they used a tds meter and messured tap water and bottled water and all that good stuff.... " wow 76 mg/L " ( yeah... of what...) i lvoe it when they try to scare you with a number that is meaningless... ( well we know what it means but dds are joe blow thinks wow 76 of ... arsinic?_
anyway its an expensive DI version of a brita filter... i give it 3 weeks befor some one trys it on a reef tank and then switches to cheep RO/di


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Unread 01/06/2007, 02:43 PM   #2
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I thought that was quite amusing also. I had to look it up to check out the price of replacement filters.

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2 cycles (4 filters) - typically lasts 4-6 months* * Estimate of filter life is based on filtering water with 200 TDS or less and typical daily consumption of water.
You can expect to pay $100-150 a year for "typical daily consumption" if your water is only moderately dirty


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