which part is funny, and which part is reminieralised, and which of the reading stated is higher after filtration?

no need la.. i didnt have doubt in your product, i just create awareness here and hope more will share their readings.

This post has been edited by lowya: Sep 10 2016, 12:15 PM

that's the problem, once they get you into the owning and selling part, you would never say a single bad thing such as x10 price of other filters, would u?

ppm = 10E-6, microns = 10E-3

ppm is the measure of how many particles there are in a given volume.

microns is a measure of distance.

do u use any outdoor filter? if yes which one?

These few days many areas no water, thanks to poorly managed Syabas. Today they came to give free water to residence apologetically.

So decided to use TDS meter to test Syabas free (not for sale) RO Water = 6 ppm

Then, open up SeaHorse RO Bottled Water = 1 ppm

During the shortage of water, if without outdoor filter, when the water returns, do wait for it to flush till clear first, otherwise very fast indoor filter clogged up. Anyone had bad experience with that?

We are still light years away when it comes to clean tap water in Malaysia as compared to Singapore. How sad. If only we have bright people in politics and managements.

btw, lets work out per year cost RM/liter for a filter? Since we got many users from different brands...

We could benchmark with say SeaHorse bottled water at RM0.6 for 1.5L i.e. RM0.4/L.

assuming filters need to replace annually, anyone could please contribute 'annual filtration capacity' and 'price of annual ownership' here?

'annual filtration capacity' can refer to product specs.

and

'cost of annual ownership' include outdoor and indoor filters, include cost of boiling and changing filters etc.

btw, the seahorse RO water can buy in bulk or bigger bottle for cheap probably rm0.3/L. Ofcause to be fair, it need to factor in cost of transportation, however if u order from say Tesco, you already well covered in free delivery.

thanks for correction, it's seamaster (my bad), can buy from borong supplier.

If you go for vending machine say 1liter is only 10 or 20 cents only, bring a TDS tester and make sure ppm is below 7 for it to be called true RO water. Otherwise, skip them.

make sure it has very 1-6 ppm only.

anything more is not RO water.

sounds like a backdoor exit aka excuse for not turning up for a confirmed challenge, blame the witness later.

both challenger can record video of water filtration output testing and verify here in forum, that is the real witness, do it or lose the creditability.

u are saying Aquaphor don't need outdoor filter and even yellowish tap water won't clog it's filters?

then it must have a backwash function, yes?

i am looking for indoor filter with backwash function that can handle the Syabas (shitty water), anyone know of any model that can do that please share.

some new technology of indoor filters has backwash function, but locally i would like to find out where this is available, for simple reason don't need to install outdoor. With backwash, it doesn't clog up.

by membran do you mean indoor filter? what type of membran? RO?

Questions regarding your Aquaphor Crystal Eco...

1. what technology it has that prevents clogging without outdoor filters?

2. without outdoor filter you can guarantee by 1-to-1 replacement that no clogging will occurs?

3. may i have the TDS readings (before and after)? users also contribute please.

4. I was told that initial setup is RM1699, replacement filter is RM450, both with 8000L capacity, what contributes to the vast different between initial and replacement cost?

Culligan from Ace Hardware.

zheilwane

Thanks for sharing...

Interesting setup you have, where do you buy the housing and respective filters?

Do you have any TDS readings (before and after) for this setup to share?

btw, What level of NSF certification is that Dalton carbon filter?

this is for those want super clean RO water without installing any water filter...

SeaMaster selld 6 x 2.7L RO water bottle for RM6 only, for those who don't mind self collect. Cheras or Balakong i think.

That works out to be only RM0.37/L, i doubt can get that rate if use own RO water filter.

beats the hassle of installing any filters, can ask for delivery i think.

So if your filter can't get below RM0.3/L, guess it's not really worth it.

you forgot to factor in

1. initial purchase cost

2. Outdoor filter cost.

3. clogging cost (1 time clog already not worth it)

Compare 1 year. Lets see.

This post has been edited by lowya: Oct 6 2016, 06:09 PM