Dear Shizua, Some of the things you want to look at is cost of filters, what all is filtered out, and how often do you change filters. Another important factor many overlook is the pH of the filtered water.
We have a purifier that costs $99, you change filters every 3-6 months for $48. It filters out all the impurities that we are concerned about, and the water pH is 7.0 when it comes out of the filter. This is an amazing deal and many people love it!!! Sincerely, Orpha www.v4l.com/ProsperandbeinHealth 3 John 2 ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 1:11 PM Subject: CS>Water filtration systems I'm sorry, I am coming in the middle/end of this thread, but since you are talking about water filtration systems, which I know bupkiss about, I'm soliciting opinions on the best/very good at reasonable prices. I was looking at the Kenmore (someone brought this product up in another email) for about $129 new at Sears, but on Ebay probably can get it for under $100. Can anyone suggest three good options? One for under $100, one approximately $150, and one for up to $200. Pros and cons, ease of use, frequency of supplies and costs involved, etc. Thank so much! Shizua Oliver, Washington DC Doggies: Dru, Cookie, Spike Kitties: Megalito & Tequila "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger"
