Hey guys, Big Bath is having promotion on iPure water filter at RM777 with installation via Groupon. It is from Korea and comes with 10 years warranty covering filter’s outer fibreglass shell only.

Any comment? Good buy?

I guess he mean one of the filter layer is from Korea and assembling in Malaysia, it could be just another OEM external filter.
Did he just mentioned activated carbon in the external water filter?

hi guys..

anyone using genplus?

how is the performance?

Do you mean this?
http://intertech.koreasme.com/product_1.html

Hi. I am dilemma between Amway E-Spring and Tupperware Nano Nature. Has anyone compared about both of this?

I will go for Amway

If I were you, with only 2 choices above, I would rather choose eSpring.

well done weikee, cant imagine u can changed it by yourself. BTW you are right, brass valve is much much reliable than PVC ball valve.
It is very good infor for those end user who not install yet 1.
Js share some little infor with you, if you have another 3M pre-filter(model:AP055T) before AP902, then your AP902 filter can be more lasting.
because replacement AP055T pre-filter cost is cheaper a lot than AP902 filter..




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Yeah, did it myself, piping work know bit here, took me 1 hour. For pro maybe 20mins job.

anyone got any contact for PureGen?

http://www.puregen.com.my/contact.htm

Only direct contacts? no vendor one? OK thanks.

Hi All,
Who looking for Amway eSpring....
I got a friend who have purchase one brand new eSpring.
Now he move back to his parent house(His parent also use eSpring).
So he plan to sell his eSpring which is just using for half year only.
Interested please PM me.
Thanks

May I know the small tap for drinking water at the corner of the sink, does it come with the sink? I saw some connected to the main tap itself. Which is better?

oh. open a thread at LYN street mart would be faster, maybe u can ask your friend sell to his parent house neighbour

This post has been edited by NightFelix: Nov 30 2012, 12:31 PM

I'm currently looking for water filter.
Torn between Nesh, Diamond and Amway.
Any recommendation ? I know that Amway uses different kind of technology (UV Lighting) while Diamond & Nesh is using carbon filter.

Saw most of the posting here use Amway. What makes u choose Amway ?

Got its patented activated carbon filter which able to filter more than 140 health-effect contaminants combined with UV light technology to kill more than 99.99% of bacteria & viruses, also able to remain nearly 100% of beneficial minerals in water. Independently verified and certified by the NSF(42, 53, 55) & WQA. Got 2years warranty and the maintenance cost is as low as RM0.09/litres.

Guys, need quick help.

I've gotten myself an eSpring water filter and I have also bought my own faucet.
Did not purchase the faucet from Amway as the color doesn't match my main water tap color.
Now I have a problem trying to get somebody to fix the eSpring filter with my own faucet. I had tried calling Amway guys to come and they said they do not know to fix other type of faucet except Amway's own eSpring faucet.

Question 1:
Anybody can recommend a good plumber who knows how to fix eSpring?

Question 2:
Is it really needed to install a pressure valve to avoid damage to the eSpring in long term?

Thanks. Appreciate prompt response.

This post has been edited by Superman7: Dec 4 2012, 11:50 AM

Well, that is very true if you bring in your own faucet instead of eSpring's faucet, Amway technical guy won't be responsible to settle it. Anyway, have you contacted the distributor who sell you the eSpring to help solve your problem?

Question1: uhm... you need a smart plumber instead of good plumber because the tubbing from eSpring to your faucet are the most headache part.
Question2: Why do you need to install a pressure valve? You having unstable of water pressure incoming?

Ps: mind to take a snap of your own faucet?

I know better than the Amway distributor
Do you know any smart plumber to recommend?
It was advised by the Amway technical support that there should be a pressure valve to prevent damage to the eSpring bracket in long term.
The pressure valve will act as a stopper when the filter faucet is not turned on. In other words, when you're not using the eSpring, there is no water entering the eSpring. It will be stopped by the pressure valve.

This is the filter faucet I bought.


This post has been edited by Superman7: Dec 4 2012, 06:02 PM