haihs

doesn't it seems obvious i do not want to argue with your silly points that are based on nothing but BS

If you'd like to call it BS then please do elaborate or provide refutation.

Otherwise your comment would be regarded as BS too, it doesn't help.

i am looking for outdoor water filter to be used at my apartment. which the normal POE would not fit the area and i can say that the management won't allow it.

the alternative is to go with smaller version of 3M AP 902 - like water filter. however i am in a tight budget situation, just wondering, is there any other brand that carry the similar size filter as 3M with cheaper price?

looking for 3M indoor water filter

huh what's happening.. 

zheilwane XAM MAX
zheilwane XAM MAX
Someone just take a ride back from the future.

  Was reading on some earlier postings and came across his comments. Would be great to have a biochemistry student's substantiated comments and opinions, besides just giving the mere 'BS' call-out.

Standalone Bacfree attach at tap for indoor is it ok? just want to filter drinking water

That was last year
I do recall Bacfree have NSF certification not sure which model. What is your model no.?

And why does the forum not remove older threads or comments past a certain date?

It's to build on knowledge and allows people to review info, and an avenue for discussion, no?

didn't expect you summon a post that was like last year. happy reading your posts.

While reading some comments, I found this unanswered exchange of comments. Hence I asked. You're saying to leave it alone?

And hey, we're only 13 days out from last year. How much new content can be posted? 

Ah.. I'm not asking you to leave it alone, but since the original posters didn't willing to reply your question then just leave it as use to be (as you seen he respond to your quote as well)... so it might end up unwanted flame war..

Yeah, I did comment, and the reply given was literally 'what's happening'. 

Anyhow, an explanation would still be welcomed.

To change the topic to something more useful, have you heard of Aquasana? Yes they're NSF and WQA certified, and seem to be very attractive in terms of pricing. Have you done a comparison?

Oh yes. I do remember someone here posted before about the Aquasana brand, and they do have few models certified by NSF. But I'm not sure local which seller carry which model no. and their pricing.

What model and pricing you got researched over there?

http://www.aquasana.com.my/

I've not called them before, but based on their site, RM799 for a countertop filter that is comparable to the eSpring in terms of the final water standards.

This could be an old pricing, so let's say it's now RM1100 including installation, it's still far more attractive than eSpring (just doesn't come with the UV light).

Moreover, Aquasana in their US site has new models. If really interested will have to call these guys up. I've tried emailing, but no response.

Did a quick look at Aquasana. Rather ambiguous claims regarding the NSF certification. They submit for NSF is only up to 500 gallons but they claim they test to 1000 gallons, which means its only their own claim for the additional 500 gallons.

You could end up paying RM299 every 6 months because that's what stated in the NSF data.

On another note, I notice that a lot of outdoor filter nowadays uses carbon to remove chlorine at POE. Wouldn't this do more harm than good because the water in the house (pipe,s tank, etc) wont have chlorine to inhibit bacteria growth?

If worried about that then buy the filter from Singapore and replace your self.
http://www.h2ofresh.com/filters.htm
1 set SGD 79.00 only Approx RM198.00
2 set SGD 150.00 only Approx RM376.00
based on your conservative calculation, still cheap compared to other NSF 53 cert filter.
Coupled together with low initial cost, sure can consider.

I haven't come across someone here reported some local Malaysia Aquasana distributor/reseller. But I do know Singapore have one. Check the following quote.

Let's recall back some 2012 year old of posts.

Buy Kangen water filter. Many health benefits. The rest. are conventional and same.

prolonged RO water will cause calcium deficiency.