Are Aquativa Water Filtration Systems Any Good Or Worth The Money?
aquativa systems based in bradley il. has been tring to get me to purchase a system. I want to get any impartial input i can.
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August 25, 2009 @ 11:45 am
The undersink reverse osmosis system is good. If you have any DIY skills I’d recommend buying one from a different source and installing it yourself. I bought one for under $100 from aquasafesystems on ebay (that was for reference only and not an endorsement though I noticed now that they are $99.99 plus shipping now). Lowes and Home Depot sell similar systems for over $200.
The house I rent does not have a soft water loop so when I installed my water softener I am treating the water for the entire house. With a soft water loop cold water to the kitchen sink and refrigerator bypasses the water softener so that tap water and the ice from the freezer don’t taste like salt water.
The Reverse Osmosis system (with two carbon filters, one sediment filter, the RO membrane and an outlet filter. The water tastes great. Seven of us in the house and the filters lasted almost a year and a half though it is recommended to replace them every 6 months.
Where I work there is one also that has feeds the coffee machine (at least a pot of coffee every hour) and break room refrigerator.
If you don’t like the way your water tastes or are worried about chemicals or minerals the water contains I’d recommend the system even if you contract with company to install and maintain it. Have them install one for a month so you can test it and make your decision.
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