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Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - Hemoglobinemia - 06-01-2025
I am looking into it again.
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - explosiveMidget - 06-01-2025
They're pretty expensive
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - BlitzKrieg - 06-01-2025
I'm going to get one of those soon. Probably 30 years too late but better late than never
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - LoktarOgar - 06-02-2025
https://www.apecwater.com/products/ro-ph90-detail
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - explosiveMidget - 06-02-2025
(06-02-2025, 11:12 AM)LoktarOgar Wrote: https://www.apecwater.com/products/ro-ph90-detailI heard it strips the water of some vital trace minerals etc is this true?
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - BlitzKrieg - 06-02-2025
Yes that's correct. So you need to remineralize it if you want to use it as your main source of drinking water. Google it, I think it's not hard to do. But didn't really look into it yet.
My use case would be cooking and I would probably just keep drinking glass bottled natural mineral water
RE: Do any of you use reverse osmosis filters in your kitchen? - explosiveMidget - 06-02-2025
(06-02-2025, 03:22 PM)BlitzKrieg Wrote: Yes that's correct. So you need to remineralize it if you want to use it as your main source of drinking water. Google it, I think it's not hard to do. But didn't really look into it yet.
My use case would be cooking and I would probably just keep drinking glass bottled natural mineral water
Maybe infuse the water with shilajit it's got just about every trace mineral there is and some electrolytes possibly
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