This month's my last month paying Cuckoo's RM90 installment. That's RM5,400 the last 5 years. Whether it was worth it or not I'm leaning to yes if you factor in the convenience and service.

They've been ringing me every day or two to continue my contract with them by either trading in for a new machine or subscribing to some warranty extension plan @ RM50/month. Eff that.

So, what do I do now? I realize people sell third party compatible Cuckoo filters and other parts on Shopee. What do I need to maintain my machine? What's the schedule of DIY servicing that I should follow?

TIA

The threat of microplastic are more prevalent in food source than water source.  How do u filter the food ha??
Present of microplastic in domestic water supply as in ppb is negligible.

Is there zero plastic part in the water filter? The container to store hot water inside the machine is made of ceramic?

This month's my last month paying Cuckoo's RM90 installment. That's RM5,400 the last 5 years. Whether it was worth it or not I'm leaning to yes if you factor in the convenience and service.

They've been ringing me every day or two to continue my contract with them by either trading in for a new machine or subscribing to some warranty extension plan @ RM50/month. Eff that.

So, what do I do now? I realize people sell third party compatible Cuckoo filters and other parts on Shopee. What do I need to maintain my machine? What's the schedule of DIY servicing that I should follow?

TIA

Can just buy the filter from shopee. I have a coway filter that I have finished paying and now service it myself.

For coway u can get the ori or oem filter from shopee. I just follow their replacement schedule. got 3 filter 1 is once a year the other is once every 2 years. I backflush 1 of the filter every month.

i rent a water filter and pay RM80 per month.
they maintain the filters every 4 months.
i believe this is better off.

This month's my last month paying Cuckoo's RM90 installment. That's RM5,400 the last 5 years. Whether it was worth it or not I'm leaning to yes if you factor in the convenience and service.

They've been ringing me every day or two to continue my contract with them by either trading in for a new machine or subscribing to some warranty extension plan @ RM50/month. Eff that.

So, what do I do now? I realize people sell third party compatible Cuckoo filters and other parts on Shopee. What do I need to maintain my machine? What's the schedule of DIY servicing that I should follow?

TIA

exactly the same as what he did la

Ts asks for opinion but insists don't wanna cancel cause it has hot and cold function.

I think ts tries to ask if there is another alternative to coway..

Can ts confirm?

oh, really?
i thought he need to buy the filters himself during installation.

haha, LPPL case 

what? No, I now fully own a machine that dispenses hot and cold water. I don't want to remove it from my daily life.

Ya haha.

Btw which sk magic you are using?

I feel sk water taste better because not reverse osmosis like coway. As least got some nutrients for us

LOL TS

why would you subscribe for another machine while you had one without any faulty?

Just buy from shopee or ask them to replace it every 1 year or 6 months. My place has very good quality water source so 1 time replacing each year would be sufficient for my usage.

This month's my last month paying Cuckoo's RM90 installment. That's RM5,400 the last 5 years. Whether it was worth it or not I'm leaning to yes if you factor in the convenience and service.

They've been ringing me every day or two to continue my contract with them by either trading in for a new machine or subscribing to some warranty extension plan @ RM50/month. Eff that.

So, what do I do now? I realize people sell third party compatible Cuckoo filters and other parts on Shopee. What do I need to maintain my machine? What's the schedule of DIY servicing that I should follow?

TIA

hot and cold water dispenser... inside is plastic?

what model and brand you use?

every single % add on,

let celebrate cancer

fish full of micro plastic also,

try to avoid as much as possible, every % count.
dun use the hot water,