personaly dont like diamond because their offer misleading, especially the last time zero payment, the equation they do is u buy 1, they free u one, so end up its 0, 1+1(free)=0.
but its actually buy 1 at 50% becoz they free u one.

hate the way they do business.

btw RO is acidic if following the Quality Water webpage "said", what about diamond? u sure it is alkaline? and pure ro water bring no harm to u, u might ask "no nutrient in it"
let me ask u, do u know drink one cup of soya, some of the nutrients equals to 250cups of water? do u live by only drinking DIAMOND water?

surely u got eat outside foods and drinks. Vege, Meat, Beans plus juice etc etc are all the nutrient source.

next u go to the basic function of elken bs diamond. elken has a release pipe where dirty water are pass out during the ro process, so ur inner filters are cleaner and can use up to a year b4 u need to change one compare to D u only has one input and one output, all the particles are stored inside till the yr u change it.

for the mineral water stuff... plz lah, its just becoz it has minerals inside the water, and it is safe to drink, so it is called mineral water. go get a water pipe and boil it and it is a kind of safe to drink mineral water too. Spritzer argue on it as well.

3yrs for a new unit, is good as we all can see. But think again. D is only consist of input and output after passing 6filters, there's no point to change the outer container. u just have to change the 6 filters inside it, then it's more than enough.

again the argument is about the nutrient inside the water. what nutrient u can get in what ONLY but not any other resources?

This post has been edited by frostworld: Oct 26 2009, 02:29 PM

Support this.
I have both Diamond and Elken, and right now i go more to elken because it is a pure non contaminants water.

seems a nice talk. ppl who has questions and doubting what to buy can attend then. =)

Good one.
Then it goes for RO water now.

Here's the webpage.
http://knol.google.com/k/nicholas-wise/rev...sgs2u4d4tbid/2#

more to read and understand before being approach by many talks.

Water Quality Association (WQA) Technical Services Consultant Regu Regunathan, PhD, and WQA Technical Director Joseph F. Harrison, PE, CWS-VI, both spoke at the April symposium. Harrison said he agrees with the WHO report's major conclusions:

1.Both calcium and magnesium are essential to human health.

2.Food is the principal source of both calcium and magnesium.

3.Suppliers of water — including municipal, purified bottle water, and POU/POE treatment water providers — may make information on the mineral content of their water available to the consumer.

http://www.wqa.org/sitelogic.cfm?ID=1888


erm. about the question here, i'm not a reseller of any ro products, maybe the question from bassist can straight refer to RO products company such as elken and etc.

i'm just giving TS the comparison of mineral-full vs mineral-free water =)

This post has been edited by frostworld: Oct 28 2009, 11:18 AM

how come you suddenly talk about milk?
oh.. for the WQA conclusion.

err, ya, it is debatable during the launch of diamond in hongkong. Theres incident where the ppl there found out that the ENERGY stated is just some strategy, they even consult the founder of energy water from japan and he denies that diamond has anything to do with him and his theory.