I use a PUR on my faucet. Do I even need this for this product? Just want to get water as clean & alkaline as possible.
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PUR is a water filter but does not turn the water alkaline. I use an under the sink Body Glove filter and the H2gO alkalinizer water filter as it contains powerful minerals that do the job.
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Pur purifies water. This one purifies AND alkalinizes water, if there is such a word. :-)
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I would recommend getting an inexpensive alkaline testing kit and test the water from the PUR. If it tests sufficiently alkaline, then no. If it tests closer to neutral, I recommend the H2gO product. I use and enjoy mine very much.
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You should be able to use it I would think. Carbon polishes the water if I'm not mistaken, and removes nitrate. Purigen does the same thing just for a longer period of time.
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Why would you want to? Just use the water pressure from the faucet. Or maybe we don't understand your question...
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It ties directly into your homes plumbing. I set up a 3 part whole house filtering system; 1st a large carbon filter, 2nd a reverse osmosis filter and finally the UV light filter/purifier. I tested the water several time after the installation with test kits I had ordered and found the results were great. I hope this helps.
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this is what you can use PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 3 Pack which you can order here on Amazon and is a 3 stage filter, I hope I have answered your question.
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The recommendation on the bottle states to use purified water or juice. I filter my tap water with a brita system.
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I've been using PUR filters for a long time. I don't have any problem with it. After installation, please don't forget to let the water run for the recommended time.May be you have a different issue. Sorry, I don't have a definite answer for youGood luckN.T
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I'm sorry, I haven't had it long, and I was disappointed that I still had to use the pumice to clean my toilet bowl. Somebody said to try using two units in each bowl and maybe I should have tried that, I live in central PA where the water is pretty hard.
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I've been using for a few months and love it. It hasn't rusted. I always use purified water.
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No but it recommends distilled to reduce mineral build up. If you don't use distilled water it recommends to rinse out with vinegar on a monthly basis. When I first got the cleaner I used tap water and it still worked great. I recently been using distilled so I don't have to worry about soaking the tank in vinegar.
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I haven't had n e problem with this product & have been using it for a while. It really isn't needed, unless your not doing frequent water changes. I do my normal water changes & use this when I've been lazy & haven't gotten around to doing a water change for a while. If it helps, next time pour it into or near the filter so it can get broken down quicker. Or mix it into what ever water your going to add to your tank if your adding it during a water change.
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I wouldn't recommend the alkaline system for that, but yes you can. I'm fact I emailed their costumer service with a similar request and they sent me the exact little valve and tee kit required to run to fridge and faucet at once. Nice system, can't beat the price or the customer service, that's for sure.
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Instructions are with my lady but I recall some of it. One, if you are using distilled water only, you won't need to clean it. If you are using tap water, then you will need to clean it if your water is HARD WATER, leaves a white calcium/lime residue. City water is usually pretty hard. I think that you only need to wipe it with a clean rag where you see this mineral buildup occur. No solutions or solvents.
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I don't use it, aerates just fine without (test under kitchen tap both ways----seem the same). Believe it's for just slight extra air mix going into venturi.
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Make sure that you are usig seachem prime as your water conditioner. Prime and purigen are designed to work together. Any other water conditioner will render the purigen useless.
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If RO water is similar to the stuff that flows from my faucets, then yes. If RO has lumps in it, then I'd suggest pre-filtering with cheese cloth.
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I wish I had better news for you Raine. I had such a difficult time changing this last time, that I broke it and had to call a plumber. Even the plumber railed about the poor quality of this system. I am going to replace the whole system and get a different filtration system. Both times I've tried changing these filters I needed help and it kind of defeats the purpose if you aren't able to change the filter. I think that PUR has a model with an easier change filter. Good luck!