Darkassassin07

It’s not just trace minerals in drinking water, but lead, mercury, chromium, micro plastics, and chemicals like chlorine, fluorine, and PFOA/PFOS. All of these, zerowater filters are certified and tested to greatly reduce if not totally remove. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in taste, and the chemical testing I’ve personally done shows far better results than what I get from the tap. I highly recommend watching that ProjectFarm video I linked, and getting some testing kits for your own water. My area is regularly on a boil-water notice because of poorly managed water treatment and damaged or changing piping during heavy development (at least 6 separate times in the last 5 years). We’re not currently on such a notice, but the water we receive still isnt great. My sister is immunocompromised due to illness and the medications required to fight it. She can’t safely drink straight tap water, but this has been much much better for her.

I… Um… Ok.

Revanced has had that for YEARS

I started with one of those for at least a decade and upgraded to a large dispenser jug in the fridge for like 4 years. The small pitcher doesn’t hold enough water needing a refill pretty much every use (large water bottles, and several family members). Refilling means setting it in the sink, add water, wait long enough for it to filter the first batch, then add more and return it to the fridge. Takes too long. The large dispenser jug was a PITA to take out, filter water into (using the top of the Brita pitcher in like 5 batches), then return to the fridge around twice a week, if not more. It’s heavy, that process takes a while, and you’ve gotta babysit it to add enough water and put it away to be chilled. The countertop cooler filter is much more convenient. It holds ~5 gallons of filtered water and you can dump like 3.5-4 gallons into the top at a time. Takes like 1/5th the time to refill with no babysitting/waiting around to add more water. The major upgrade there is the hot filteted water. It is SO nice being able to get boiling hot filtered water immediately. I really like hot chocolate, my sister drinks a ton of tea, and we all like instant cup-a-noodles. Never wait for a kettle, and cleaner water than the kettle.

A small countertop water cooler/dispenser with a refillable filter bottle on top. (if you have the floor space, a stand up cooler is usually more energy efficient tho) Something like this: With one of these on top: www.zerowater.com/products/filtered-water-cooler Clean filtered water, both boiling hot and almost ice cold, on-demand. Filling water bottles, cups, making hot chocolate, tea, instant noodles, even just starting to boil a pot using pre-heated water, taking so much less time. I love this thing. When it comes to filters: Zerowaters products specifically come with a Total Disolved Solids meter measuring in parts-per-million. I was previously using a Brita filter jug which poured into a second filter from Aquapur ontop of my cooler. My Tap water: 143ppm Brita filter: 139ppm Brita+Second filter: 87ppm Replaced both with a single zerowater filter: 0ppm After pulling close to 30 gallons through that filter its risen to ~8ppm (they want you to replace it at >6) Project farm testing water filters.

So thaaats why orientation is in the office across the street...

For some reason, I picture this being on some military generals desk… Like an Irish version of the Red Telephone (see - In Popular Culture)

Let me know how it goes, lmao

You heard it here first folks, straight from the horses mouth: it’s all this guys fault the world sucks.

buys cloud storage uses it as swap space

George Carlin

Gotta cater more to windows, where the idiots that would actually run this crap reside.