My house had been using NESH for 6 years. The outcome is good.
Their service is good.
When our filter need to service, just contact them or they will call you annually.
Their outdoor filter can filter off 0.01 micron.

This post has been edited by flora_chan: Oct 7 2016, 11:06 AM

My suggestion, check what filter media they are giving and compare with other brands then u will be able to decide better.

This discussion thread has actually all the info you need but need to spend some quality time reading through the pages Alternatively, if you do not have the time, u can always drop by our shop for more info on water filter

This is a very simple and basic test you can do when choosing filter


This post has been edited by zheilwane: Oct 7 2016, 11:05 AM

good and economy one,I am thinking to DIY setup like this for washing machine, wet kitchen (oledi have 10micron master filter from condo master filter) but water quality is still crap still, esp after water disruption

for drinking water, I have the aquophor crystal

herm.... very suspicious or may be i think too much


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This post has been edited by zheilwane: Oct 7 2016, 02:04 PM

thank you for sharing the information with me.

sorry for editing the initial post, i accidentally copied other's sentence and posted.

was doing research and writing thesis about water filter.

it was jz a thought sharing of my home experience.

Fully agree on this, many water filter only offer loose carbon which is not effective in removing contaminants. Always know what filter media they offer you and if they can show you the naked filter, even better.

A little info for your thesis, NESH water filters are not NSF tested or certified.

which brand?

Hello all,

n00b here researching info about water filters/purifiers etc. Until I came here I didn't know it was so complicated.

Can someone please explain the difference between the various products e.g. under-sink, or those normally put beside the sink like the Panasonic type, etc.? What's the difference between all the filter type - ceramic cartridge la, silver filter la, alkaline filter etc etc etc?

My parameters are as follows:-

-- budget between RM100-RM250, but if it is really a must-have product I can still go a little higher
-- don't mind boiling the water again after filter, if it is not an all-in-1 type of product
-- don't have much counter space next to my sink, only can put like 1 standalone filter, otherwise will have to put underneath

Thanks so much in advance to all the xifus here for any information / recommendation / advice you can give!

P.S. Perhaps later this info can be compiled and put into the first post for the future reference of other n00bs like me haha ... I found the first post helpful and informative to avoid all those nonsense "super-pure / miracle / magic" water sold by brands like Diamond, Nesh etc. (I always knew there was something suspicious about them!!)

This post has been edited by terradune: Oct 7 2016, 06:15 PM

See post# 803, within your budget.
If you want standalone counter top POU filter, go Panasonic, within your budget and at least you feel better with the brand name.

most of it have a strong smell, u didn't take any before?
mineral water are better which is green or blue cap.

reboil water is a no no, do not do that for your health sake. Google that.

Not really.. Lol..

I think he meant boiling the filtered water.. Not re-boiling boiled water..

i thought it is?! thanks for letting me know.

just checked again their nsf list, and I was shocked with this.

NSF tested is not NSF certified.

Herm... i notice most bottle water taste OK except for 1 brand it has like coconut taste, i bliv u guys know which brand. Dont wanna mention NAMES here, might get into trouble hahaha

but the website written nsf certified?

then probably...

1. certificate expired/revoked.

2. marketing lie.

but likely you misread it somewhere, else provide source,

anyone who sell serious product wont just lie about this.

This post has been edited by lowya: Oct 8 2016, 12:40 PM

hmmmmm good things to take note.

Thanks for the info.