Looking for a Water Purifier(On a Budget)

[Midus]

If I've learned one thing in life, its that you should probably always invest in the things that cost more over the things that seem as good and cost less.

I've been looking at this from Drfostersmith.

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+4395+4484&pcatid=4484

Guessing that it isn't too good judging from the price alone. If this doesn't cut it can someone recommend something for me below $150.

[A.T.T.R]

that thing is the most expensive pos ever/ you need to change the $20 cartidge every 10-30 gallons

just get an ro unit look at twopartsolutions.com they have good ones that are cheep

[Kengar]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11264461#post11264461 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by A.T.T.R
that thing is the most expensive pos ever/ you need to change the $20 cartidge every 10-30 gallons



concur

[dhnguyen]

Well.. I wouldn't go as far as calling it a POS since it DOES purify the water as stated BUT it will exhaust very quickly and will be much more expensive in the long run to use.

Just get a RO/DI as others have suggested.

[catfisher]

It is a total POS! I got it and after using it for a month I had a major algae problem. Just use tap water, you will get the same result. Just my experience...