Not sure if I should get an atmospheric water generator, or a unit that plugs into the home “tap” supply of poisoned water to filter it. Looking for answers from pros, and or people with existing units.
I would like my water to be fluoride and heavy metal free.
The iron in my water is turning everything orange including my hair. I heard there are shower heads w/ filters, but i looked them up & all they talk about is chlorine. I want to know if there are any that take out iron. I am desperate!!!!
Water in this area is hard and bad tasting. I need advise.
I have a boat that has twin Mercruiser 7.4 motors with spin on fuel-water seperator filters. The starboard motor was starving for fuel and not able to achieve more than 3000 rpms. I replaced the filters and there was water in the fuel. You could see the water sitting in the bottom of a clear bowl when the fuel from the filter was poured in. I have been adding 99% rubbing alcohol to my fuel to help evaporate the water and bring it to the top to burn. I don’t think this is enough. After changing the filters I gained a few hundred rpms on the starboard motor but there is still a variance between motors. In addition, both motors cannot reach top rpms.
Does anyone know of a way short of running the boat and replacing filters until most of the water and fuel is gone to avoid this? Marine fuel docks seems to have a problem with water in teh fuel since ethynol was added. In addition, if you buy fuel when they have low tanks, that does not help either. Please help, thanks.
I’ve done some research on my own about the presence of iron in water, and the “rotten egg smell” that can sometimes be associated with it, but my water doesn’t seem to have an odor. Can someone suggest a product that might work for me?
It’s about 100 gallon of water
I was going to use Brita but I don’t see chlorine listed in what it filters out.
I was at a friend’s house once and he had one of those filters on his kitchen faucet. I actually got a glass of water from it and let me tell you it still tasted nasty. I can’t remember which one it was if it was a brita or culligan. I’m not sure. I always go and refill my 5 gallon bottle at a water dispenser. But I’m getting tired of doing it especially when the dispenser is out of order. So I now I keep hearing and reading that the sink water is fine to drink. Is there a filter out there that works well enough to be able to drink the water? Thanks
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