yup, does not look very good quality.

but seers this brand their water heater is indeed not bad.

most importantly it is using dc power so it is safe to use in bathroom.

This post has been edited by westlife: May 13 2017, 01:43 AM

Actually depends on the brand you taking, i have saw people using for more than 3 years without problem. But i can't remember the brand, it's blue color with 1L container.

RM 285 + RM 53 = my door step...

i think seers is same price... but function wise this one is more useful...

durability wise will update from me... i dont see any problem here now... let see can last 2-3 years or not

previously i no drink hot water too.... but when you wake up then direct go drink 230ml 45 degree water is feel very great...

add short demo video
https://youtu.be/u5IHbtaLkNY

This post has been edited by xproc: May 13 2017, 06:40 PM

Hi all, anyone still using Nesh water filter? Wondering should i replace the filters (totalling to rm700+) or look for alternatives.

I think you should. Save the RM700 as part payment for any water filter with NSF certification. For 700, you can get the 3M CTM-01 + one NSF certified C-complete spare replacement cartridge which will last you a good 2 years.

Lucky my 3m and Amway don't have to keep receipt just to buy cartridges... If not, may have to look at people faces to get things.

This post has been edited by weikee: May 14 2017, 09:29 AM

wow, thatz cheap. But seems complicated, lots of button to press and how to estimate how many ml we need

Hi everyone, after some research i plan to buy Amway espring water filter.
Can anyone advise me pro and con of this device?
I saw many ppl selling out their used Espring so im abit concern...

This month they have trade in old filter, don't know if it apply for other filter. We change the old Amway filter (i think almost 20 years usage) for the current unit. Cartridges will be on the high side. But at least you don't have to keep your receipt to buy consumable.

pro...
one of the best if not the best

cons
$$$ on initial payment

small cup is 150ml, my glass is 230ml, 300ml if you want more water like refill in water bottle... the bottom compartment can remove to refill tall water bottle...

only 4 button,
first one is safety lock for 45 70 85 and 100 degree water, 25 degree no need press this unlock button
second button is change temperature, again is 25 45 70 85 100 degree can change
third button is produce water, when producing water you can press this button anytime to stop the water....
fourth button is change water quantity to be produce... 150ml 230ml 300ml, it will produce this amount of water then stop automatically, other dispenser you need to press and hold like siao, actually i like this more

all button is glass touch sensitive button, not physical button like seers tend to broken after some times

i think this heating method is like those nespresso coffee machine... the sound also same, just this one cannot put the capsule

the con of this is no continuous pour (i think is because this instance heater the fresh water storage only 1 liter tank, after draw some water you need wait the main filter to refill automatically back the machine)...

for cooking and other water still use the direct outlet at countertop...

this one need wall mounted as it cannot stand on itself coz is only about 10cm thick...

thanks for the detail review and videos my local supplier has something similar but cost much more, was planning to connect to Aquaphor water filter

You want to place the filter undersink or counter top?
If undersink, you need to find out whether eSpring can withstand the water pressure from the main in your area.(assuming you plan to install it at the kitchen sink).
ESpring is designed as counter top filter. In counter top installation, control valve (your faucet) is installed before the filter thus no water pressure in the filter when filter is not in use. However in undersink installation, the control valve is installed after the filter, which means high water pressure from the main water supply remain in the filter and its tubing at all times. One forumer here reported that his eSpring undersink installation burst several times.
There are suggestion to instal additional control valve before the filter to lower down the water pressure remain in the filter but the downside is your filtered water stream will be weak and slow.

If you want to place t it on counter top, then no problem.

Pros:
- Able to filter 140 contaminants
- certified by NSF 42, 53, 55 401
- Worry free (if it is faulty, it will blink and beep; if cartridge needs to change, it will also blink and beep)
- Record the usage (each cartridge can filter 5000 litres)
- Low maintenance (only need to change the cartridge)
- One cartridge member price is RM583 (RM583 / 5000 litre = RM0.12/litre)
- This month got trade-in program where you can get a rebate of RM400

Cons:
- High initial investment (you can opt for 12 months 0% installment plan)

yes i think can do... since aquaphor water flow is ok then is good for your customer also...

Thanks for the input!!
Will be buying 1 very soon...
Saw some ppl selling around 3.3k...
Still looking for a better offer...

any comment for this website.....but all in mandarin.....

http://www.jiankangyinshui.com/an_li_jing_...me_hui_shi.html

be positive thinking...we want to the best water filter....

Basically it clarifies that eSpring is indeed a NSF certified product but the scamming part is the over pricing product for a simple PP+carbon block + uv water filter.

Thanks for the link, I found the product code in China for 3M filters.



With these infos, it helps to search for cheaper replacement 3M cartridges in Taobao. For example, I can save more than RM100 for C-Complete replacement cartridge.
https://world.taobao.com/item/528935850182....0.pVvyCK#detail

I found 3M filter before in Taobao, but too fishy to buy one....

eSpring design is able to install as undersink without any issue. I have over 20 customers using as undersink without leaking/burst/ etc problems.

The red tube is connected to the faucet from the main water source. When you turn on the faucet, the water from red tube is ready at the faucet and it allow the water to enter eSpring system via green tube (interchange design at faucet). The green tube direct the water into eSpring system and after filtration, it will be out from blue tube and back to the faucet & available to drink. The water is not always going in the eSpring unit, so what they claims seems to be invalid. The control valve is the faucet itself.

Also, i have done several setup by connecting to a water dispenser (the water flow is always remain going in eSpring all times) without any issue, you just have to install a special auto shutoff valve from main water source which only cost less than RM50. But i still don't recommend anyone to install via water dispenser, it creates 2nd contamination when the water remain long period in the water tank.

This post has been edited by oyching88: May 16 2017, 01:00 PM