Re: Re: recommended flouride filter OT

[Guest guest]

Here is another website that you might check out for shower filters

that will filter out Chlorine/chloramines.

They have free shipping and they are located in Texas.

I have been doing business with them for about 2 years and once you

get a filter from them, they send you a postcard every year to remind

you it is time to change the filter.

I like them.

H.

I'm sorry, I forgot to put in the website.

http://www.purewaterproducts.com/shower.htm

At 10:20 PM 4/27/2011, you wrote:

>

>

>Hi ,

>

>When I saw your post about crystalquest's bath/shower filters

>removing chloramines, I got pretty excited. I've been looking into

>this for a few months now. We have a Berkey for our drinking water

>that we're pretty happy with, but decided on purchasing filtration

>for the whole house since San Diego started fluoridating our water

>this year. We have chloramines and fluoride being added in San Diego city.

>

>Do you know if crystalquest's filter removes the chlorine and

>chloramines 99.9%? From my readings, there is no filter company that

>will guarantee 100% removal, since chloramines and ammonia is very

>difficult to filter out. I'll contact crystalquest tomorrow about

>their guarantees and compare filtration levels with other brands. My

>fingers are crossed that I can stop looking now.

>

>Here's one website I've been referencing:

><http://chloramine.org/chloraminefacts.htm#top>http://chloramine.org/chloramine\

facts.htm#top

>Scroll down to " Filtration " .

[Guest guest]

Ok, but I want to point out that the Crystal Quest shower filter only needs

replacing once a year, and costs about $25 for the replacement

filter. That would work out to about half of the annual filter cost of the

product below, which needs to be changed every 3 months. Also the CQ

shower filter has two filter stages and is reversible, which helps the

filter last longer.

http://crystalquest.com/showerfilters.htm#CRYSTAL QUEST® Handheld and

Shower Head Combo Luxury Shower filtration system

Just demonstrating the kinds of cost/quality comparisons I make when making

my decisions.

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At 12:23 AM 4/29/2011, you wrote:

>Here is another website that you might check out for shower filters

>that will filter out Chlorine/chloramines.

>They have free shipping and they are located in Texas.

>I have been doing business with them for about 2 years and once you

>get a filter from them, they send you a postcard every year to remind

>you it is time to change the filter.

>I like them.

> H.

>

>I'm sorry, I forgot to put in the website.

>http://www.purewaterproducts.com/shower.htm

>

>At 10:20 PM 4/27/2011, you wrote:

> >

> >

> >Hi ,

> >

> >When I saw your post about crystalquest's bath/shower filters

> >removing chloramines, I got pretty excited. I've been looking into

> >this for a few months now. We have a Berkey for our drinking water

> >that we're pretty happy with, but decided on purchasing filtration

> >for the whole house since San Diego started fluoridating our water

> >this year. We have chloramines and fluoride being added in San Diego city.

> >

> >Do you know if crystalquest's filter removes the chlorine and

> >chloramines 99.9%? From my readings, there is no filter company that

> >will guarantee 100% removal, since chloramines and ammonia is very

> >difficult to filter out. I'll contact crystalquest tomorrow about

> >their guarantees and compare filtration levels with other brands. My

> >fingers are crossed that I can stop looking now.

> >

> >Here's one website I've been referencing:

> ><http://chloramine.org/chloraminefacts.htm#top>http://chloramine.org/chlo

> raminefacts.htm#top

> >Scroll down to " Filtration " .

>

>

>

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