September 28th, 2016

9/28/2016

Ken Long

10/7/2016 10:06:35 am

And what is your solution for fluoride filtration? I have yet to buy my own fluoride testing meter, it was previously recommended to me by someone else as we discussed filters on Amazon but they are kind of expensive. However, it seems conclusive that distillation and reverse osmosis both remove fluoride very well, along with every mineral in the water. Which is a debatable side effect.

What have you found out about bone char and activated alumina? The two most common fluoride filter mediums.
I am currently using two activated alumina filters, with a 0.5 micron prefilter and a carbon finishing filter. I havent tested the actual output yet, but it seems that both of these fluoride filters work on absorption, rather than filtration. So it would stand to reason that this system would work well or best if used on an intermittent basis, such as getting a glass of water or light cooking use, and not fare so well if used for a larger quantity of water.

elizabeth

10/10/2016 11:03:17 pm

Please don't leave me hanging lile this. We have a whole house filter that gets ride of chlorine and things of that nature. Additionally we have a reverse osmosis system for the kitchen faucet. We we're told that it removes everything leaving pure water. We paid a bit more than $5000 on the whole system and the annual upkeep is about $400-$600 depending on what filters are due to be changed. The water tasted great! After 11 years the reverse osmosis system's bladder failed- of course it had a 10 year warranty. We haven't replaced it yet because we are in a bad financial time. Our water tastes terrible now. I got spoiled. Knowing what a bind we were in with finances the repairman told me that Lowe's sells reverse osmosis systems. He didn't know if they we're comparable but said they were much more affordable to buy. We haven't replaced it yet so I'm dying to find out about your research.

Courtney

4/29/2017 04:40:50 pm

Did you guys see the other parts? Was it helpful?

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A Holistic Health Practitioner and Instructor since 1997, pH Miracle Certified Nutritional Microscopist, and full time mom of 2 and wife dedicated to raising an alkaline family. Above all of that, my ultimate aim in life is to be a disciple of Christ.

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