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Water filter for under the sink

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  • 14-10-2021 9:33am
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    Bigmac1euro
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    Just wondering if anyone has gotten a water filter installed under their kitchen sink and who did they use and how much did it cost?

    Sick of buying bottled water, the money isn’t the problem it’s the effort required carrying them back from the shop all the time. It’s getting tiresome.

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    lintdrummer
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058213090/water-filter-for-under-the-sink

    I bought an under sink water filter for our house. Got it in Screwfix (link below). Installed it myself. It was very straight forward, though I do a good bit of DIY.

    It's a big improvement over the unfiltered water. Only niggle is it reduces pressure (on it's own tap) quite a bit so is slow to fill even a glass. Pressure from the mains at our house isn't great anyway so probably a factor. We got around this by filling glass bottles and leaving them in the fridge.

    €43 well spent.

    https://www.screwfix.ie/p/bwt-water-filter-kit/14306




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    Effects
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    I got a brita one on Amazon. About €100 at the time I think. It replaced my standard mixer tap in the kitchen. Slow flow on the filter, as mentioned above, but I don't mind.

    So much better than having the filter jug taking up space in the fridge/worktop.



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