Thread: Water Filter jugs.
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Old 12-07-2006, 16:41   #20
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Re: Water Filter jugs.
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Originally Posted by Scrubbs
The difference in taste from tap water was, a jug of water in the fridge gasses off the slight chlorine taste you get straight from the tap and a filter jug does the same thing. Both taste the same

so You are better filling a jug of water and sticking it inthe fridge
i'd totally agree with this - and i'd be much happier with the quality of tap water than bottled water.

what precisely do you want to filter out? a filter jug isn't going to be a much finer filter than than a GAC gravity filter (for example) at the local water treatment works, and if they're moved on to membranes yet it's probably significantly worse...
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