Now the denial kicks in !!
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We only discussed about Culligan IC-EZ-4. We didn't discuss about other Culligan models in this thread. You came in and quoted one of the posts and told the forum that Culligan is RO. You didn't clarify yourself that you were not referring to IC-EZ-4. You have every intention to mislead the forum. 

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Yes you did. Initially I thought you were ignorant about it but later I realised that you were intentional. I have to warn you that these statements of yours are tantamount to SLANDER. I quote you: 
3)

Look here, you conveniently ignored the water treatment plant in this post. How can untreated river water "flow" to your house water tap directly ?  I quote you:
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Do you have any statistics and reports to back you allegations?? water pollution at river is supposed to be treated at water treatment plant before last mile distribution to the end users ? You conveniently left out water treatment plant again ? You are tying to paint a very negative picture about JBA water and you overdo it. But  that's beside the point, the point here is your allegation that JBA water contains MEDICINE. I warn you again, this is a very serious slander !!! I quote you:
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Thanks for enlighten me that UV does indeed remove Chlorine. Sounds like heavy duty and expensive equipment. Does this technology available at consumer's POU lever or just commercial usage ?  your eSpring UV powerful enough to remove Chlorine ?

Your theory of Chlorine "oxidized" with Potassium or Magnesium or others and precipitate, still remain unexplained. Until you can back up with a reasonable explanation, I will continue to rebuke your misleading comments.

Yes you did. Initially I thought you were ignorant about it but later I realised that you were intentional. I have to warn you that these statements of yours are tantamount to SLANDER. I quote you:

Does this technology available at consumer's POU lever or just commercial usage ? your eSpring UV powerful enough to remove Chlorine ?

Your theory of Chlorine "oxidized" with Potassium or Magnesium or others and precipitate, still remain unexplained. Until you can back up with a reasonable explanation, I will continue to rebuke your misleading comments.

Like some of medicines (hospital use or people use) that pour into the river or sea? There got the chance that medicine will contains inside water.

So means if got household taking medicine, it also got chance that the extra medicine which already expired or what pour into the river. Cannot 100% say no right.

Means that the water flow into our household also contain medicine since the water in the river already contains medicines. Since chlorine only inactivate most bacteria, viruses, and protozoa.

As a consumers, do you know even the water contains medicines? So that if don't know how they gonna to complains? But it does not means the water does not contains even little medicines.   

Some of your replies are too ridiculous to debate intelligently.

I asked you whether eSpring UV can remove Chlorine, You replied to me with a Youtube video and said "Go watch it how eSpring remove chlorine effectively". The video did not specifically mention UV removed the Chlorine. I guess it was the carbon in the filter removed the Chlorine. Isn't it another misleading post from you as if UV light in eSpring can remove Chlorine?

I warned you with good intention because some of your posts are slanderous and malicious in nature and you might land yourself in trouble with sedition law. You want proof ? here goes:
Your Chlorine precipitation theory is busted since you can't even tell the name of the so called "oxidised" compound and whether the said compound is soluble or insoluble.

I don't disagree with you totally, I thank you for correcting me that UV does remove Chlorine but from the links you provided, I don't think the UV technology applies to consumer level. It's probably still a B2B solution. That's why I asked you whether UV light in eSpring is strong enough remove Chlorine or not.

I'm done with you. But will continue to rebuke if I see inaccurate or misleading postings with the intention to favour a certain brand.

Hi... can anyone recommend me a good external water filter for double storey link? is there anything good for budget below 1000?

thanks bro for you sharing.... wanna ask how long does the catridge able to sustain? how long need to change once? i saw some posts mentioned sand filter seems to be more effective as an external unit.... is this statement true?

Here is how the water sand filter system work.

all videos error... haha

Hi, I'm moving into my house after Raya so gotta do some reno & appliances shopping.

It's an apartment.for water solution, a friend of mine recommended Torayvino from Japan. (I think they're known for medical equipments). Around 300-500rm.

This is my first home, so budget is restricted as it's needed to be allocated for every other things.

The great ones are beyond my budget like 1.8k and above. It's just me, wife and a 1 year old kid so I have to make sure I don't overspend.

For RM300-RM500 budget, you still can get a reputable brand with NSF standard certified water filter.
Go for 3M CTM-01. RM299 at 11street now. Normal price is RM399.
When cartridge is due for replacement, you can replace it with 3M C-Complete NSF standard certified cartridge.
Read more info about at page 62.

Thank you so much bro. I think I've read about this pages back, this site one people complain about messy tubing right? I'll check more review on it. This one requires boiling for safe drinking?

All this while, my family is using Cosway Hexagon water filter for 7 years, I don't remember needing to boil water before drinking. The entry level filters need boiling first is it?

thanks for the feedback wiwi and exsakai

Rated Capacity by companies are just estimation not accurate, depending on water quality as well. For your case, you cant install outdoor filter in your condo, hence water is extremely dirty for your old area and normal filters could get clogged fast but with AQUAPHOR aqualen technology and 5 micron pre-filter, it could easily last 1year+ without clogging

hi guys i need some advise on interior water filter (the one at wet/dry kitchen) one, which brand is recomended? Was looking at those amway espring, coway, cockoo water filter. any to recommend or post/thread i can read about? thanks.

Hi, I'm moving into my house after Raya so gotta do some reno & appliances shopping.

It's an apartment.for water solution, a friend of mine recommended Torayvino from Japan. (I think they're known for medical equipments). Around 300-500rm.

This is my first home, so budget is restricted as it's needed to be allocated for every other things.

The great ones are beyond my budget like 1.8k and above. It's just me, wife and a 1 year old kid so I have to make sure I don't overspend.