Nowadays, there are so many brand to choose for washing machine...
e.g. Philips, Diamond, Amway, Panasonic, Pensonic

Which brand do you recommend?
Preferably a durable and long lasting fridge... oh yeah, and also affordable...

Let's discuss...

This post has been edited by arthurlwf: Jul 26 2008, 03:21 AM

washing machine or water filter?
if water filter i use rx water. damn good for me. water taste really nice.

rx water ???

Any idea where I can check out the rx water..

I would recommend amway e-spring.

Why eSpring?

No other water treatment system compares to the eSpring Water Treatment System.

The eSpring Water Treatment System is truly the first of its kind in many respects. It is:

* the first in-home system to combine a patented carbon-block filter with ultraviolet light and an electronic monitoring system.
* the only system certified to effectively remove lead and more than 140 potential health-effect contaminants, including trihalomethanes (THMs), which can be a by-product of municipal water treatment systems that use chlorine.
* certified by NSF International for the reduction of more contaminants than any other UV carbon based system.
* the first system in the world to meet three internationally recognized water quality standards, NSF International Standards 42, 53 and 55.
* the first system to use wireless inductive coupling technology to increase safety and reliability.

i am using diamond, but the small one you put below/next to your sink
costs about rm500 at hsl.

I'm using something like this:-



But after that I still boil in kettle...

There is no way I'm drinking raw water even if filtered by panasonic, diamond, amway or any other brand for that matter.

My house is currently using the Amway treatment water system. I am not sure whether it is your mentioned e-spring system but it has also a combination of carbon block filter, ultraviolet light with an electronic monitoring system. No offence but their lifespan based on the monitoring system is very short.

There are only 2 peoples including me staying in the house. The water usage is very little but the lifespan of the carbon filter and ultraviolet light is about 6 months. Each time u change it will cost you a bomb especially the ultraviolet light. If I remember correctly, it is about 300++ for the replacement.

So now I din bother to change it. I still used the filtered water but I will just boil it again.

now i'm looking for water filter....

water supplied to my house seems not that clean...
afraid to use or boil it for drinking water
some more for my baby's milk mixture....

currently keep buying mineral water 5.5 litre for drinking purpose...
but till when?

plez advise...
i'm planning to get one for the whole house...
to ensure clean water for daily usage.....

For water filter meant for drinking, I use Philips water purifier.. and it also comes with UV technology...
Had been using for few months and its very still good...

As for the water filter for the whole house, we need more input from other forumer...

any water filter can put bottom of the sink one? most of them i see have to put counter top

i think that one u can adjust....
or perhaps still depends on the structure of that water filter....

i saw my neighbour install a water filter last time...
got free from lucky draw (so lucky...dunno what brand)...
its suitable to be put on the top of sink as well as down under the counter top....

How about Bacfree for the whole house?

am staying in condo, i dun think i need a main filter 1st. the indoor filter at the sink for drinking n cooking is priority

I'm using RX-Water Filter, but when I try to buy a new cartridge, it cost :

1) Cartridge 1 and 2 (1-2 year) - Rm 298
2) Cartridge 3 (2 year) - Rm 275
3) Cartridge 4 (3 years) - Rm 4++ something

Damn expensive .. so, consider the cartridge replacement too in the future ..

This post has been edited by Irzani: Dec 20 2008, 04:44 PM

I can recommend you eSpring Water Treatment.
I has bought it on 3rd December 08.
My whole family are using eSpring water for drinking and face washing.
The installation and dismatle is really quite simple, as well as changing filter, it only takes 3-5 mins.
You can even remove it and install to other place without any problem.

I have show it to my friends and they claim that eSpring water is really good taste.
One of my friends said that eSpring water really different, more more better than TES** mineral water.

You can visit http://www.espring.com.
If you like to know more about eSpring, please contact me and I will show you demo and let you try eSpring water.
=== caswin_chong@hotmail.com ===

Regards,
Ken Chong
from Kuala Lumpur

hmm i didn't listen to this brand before. it's new brand?

usually i buy panasonic... dont need so good brand.. as long can filter out particles n bacteria can d.

eSpring = Amway.
ive seen the demo for eSpring and the Atmosphere(air purifier) before. You can check it out at youtube. My friend is selling it.

and keep it in mind, the price is very different than other normal brands.

This post has been edited by LWRNCH6550: Dec 29 2008, 12:01 PM

but i heard amway one very expensive.

good things are not cheap, we all know that.
There must be a reason why that water filter system cost that much.

Hi guys ...i m recently looking around for water filter (excluding RO water) as well, the following is my personal findings & Ratings for those commonly heard in the market:-

1) E-spring - the only filter system in Malysia CERTIFIED by NSF 42, 53 & 55 std (bear in mind is not only certified conform to NSF std) - beware alot of the products playing with this wording infact many of the local products indicated "conform to NSF std" only. Why? cause i believe it is not easy to get & maintain their certification- http://www.nsf.org/consumer/about_NSF/cert_benefits.asp
Price ard RM3,000 & replacement filter catridge cost ~RM 500/yrs (correct me if i m wrong)

2) Philips WP3890/2 (NEW)- CERTIFIED by WQA conform to NSF 42, 53 & 55 std (this machine is tested in WQA of US according to NSF std only- check it out what they had been certified in WQA)- http://www.wqa.org- Price ard RM1,400 & replacement filter catridge cost ~RM 250/yrs @ RM125 per filter /6months/ 3000 litres

3) Aquasana - Tested/ Certified by "State of California Department of Health Services" which conform to NSF 42, 53 only, Price ard RM1,000 & replacement filter catridge cost ~RM 650/yrs/ 2 sets of filters- local seller claim the filter can last for 1 year but pls be careful & check the US website 1st, it is recommended to change the filter set every 6mths or 500gallons whichever come 1st in order to prevent bacteria growth...

3) Diamond- CERTIFIED by WQA conform to NSF 42 (remove odor, chlorine, etc) & 53 but the "reduction claim" certified is on the Turbidity ONLY- check it out! VOC, lead, bacteria, virus reduction not being tested at all? Price RM1500? unsure ..too many promotion!!!

4) Nesh, Cosway-Hexagon, Pensonic, UE-tec, Dr.Sukida, RX water - No certification being published on their website or tested by any reputable lab/ even local lab! some of them have many awards...means what? dun u think that a lab certification is a lot more meaningful & important? or they expect us to send those water to the local lab & test it out ourself? it will cost u a bomb man!!! We don't know what they claimed in their brochure/website about the goodness of their system/ water quality is true or not..this is all about branding their products!!! even a doctor need ur blood test report to tell u ur health condition.. dun they need a water testing report to prove to us their water is safe to consume?

I m not a MLM member or salesman & i m still using those Cheapo type selling at TESCO/ JUSCO twin filter with 1 ceramic & 1 carbon filter cost u less that RM100.. i have been drinking this water directly thru this filter w/o boiling since 2005... i m still alive , feel like wana upgrade to a better 1.
As a result, my best bet is on the Philips filter which is more affordable, cheaper maintenance on replacement filter catridge (2 sets/ yrs & the UV light bulb can last for 7 years, certified & tested by WQA, a product by a lot lot more trusted/ reputable/ old brands.

Folks,


There are ONLY two kinds of water filters that can get rid of dissolved heavy metal like LEADS, Mercury and cadmium.... One is RO Filter. The other is Brita water filter. Dissolved heavy metal cannot be get rid off by boiling.

RO Filter is very cheap in USA. It is about USD $200 only. But, it is HARD to bring into Malaysia due to power and plumbing.

http://www.brita.com/us/

Brita Water Filter is a water pitcher or fit in a water faucet. It is ONLY USD $30. The cartridge is ONLY USD $10 each. You need about 4 per year for typical family. There is an Australian brand selling in Ace hardware in Mid-Valley. I do not know whether it is as good.

I use Brita water filter plus boiling my water.

For drinking water, the best choice is if you get someone to buy Brita water pitcher for you in USA and bring in for you.

Dreamer

This post has been edited by dreamer101: Jan 15 2009, 11:53 AM

Hexagon water filter from cosway.
it has certifications as well from chemical and US scientist. You just need to read the booklet that comes in it.
at least i trust them cause they do not hang poster like diamond and other brands at roadside.
Buy 1 free 1. hahaha. where got quality product sell at roadside??? lol!

Hexagon
rm699 if member and pay by cash.
rm1300 if pay by credit card or non member.

been using it for 3 years since i move to my new house.
once the rubber was leaking. called cosway, the guy came over the next day. replace all the parts. best part is that he did not charge me anything.

he said it's because still under warranty. then only i know it's 5 years warranty free for all parts. after 5 years. rm50 per service.

This post has been edited by pic3s: Jan 15 2009, 07:17 PM

Don't be fool by Cosway Hexagon water... juz investigate their products and my findings are:-
i) NSF, WQA and alot of logo being published in 1 page (bottom) of their website http://www.ecosway.com/ecosway/SuperSelect.../hexagon_06.jsp & the logo images look blur. is that copy & paste from some where?
ii) The funny thing that i found is the whole catalogue/ product description nvr mentioned about the CERTIFICATION status, Why? are they so humble or what? i believe it's not cheap and easy to get all this body to certify their product.
iii) The worst thing is i found out that NSF denied their claimed read this
http://www.nsf.org/regulatory/newsroom/cea.asp
Anyway i cant say that this water system is not work at all but without all the proved of the efficiency why dun we buy a tesco/jusco type DIY filter. but Hexagon water is comparatively cheap as compare to others like diamond, nesh, etc. which i think they all are using a similar filtration system- Ceramic-Carbon-KDF.

how about RO water maker like Rain maker??? It boils water and catches the steam and then condense back into water. I think that's the only way to get pure water. Been using it for a year already, no prob

yup...RO water is very pure and very safe to drink...
however, it's doesn't contain minerals which our body needs...
fyi, s'pore gov prohibit RO water is their schools as it will affect the growth of kids....

i'm using Diamond Antibac, no need change filter,
just clean the ceramic filter every mth will do, after 1 yr.. get a new one.. only RM400 mah

RO is the best but expensive, we can always drink a glass of 100plus, milo, milk, etc for the minerals intake

You buy expensive few K of water filter system to get rid of those mineral, then take 100 plus to replace those mineral?
100 plus water may just use normal filtered tap water only.
So at one hand, you spend few thousand to get rid of it, on the other hand, your replace it with something origin you get rid of it from another source.
No offence.

Normal filtered water is safe to drink as well, not something like RO water is very safe to drink compared to normal filtered water.

I don't think we need super duper clean purifying water (until no mineral at all) for our body, instead too 'clean' water might not good for our body naturally.

RO is not something is the best, it is just another type of water. Long term with RO water might be bad as well.

My opinion only.

cherasbabe,

I think Diamond must be something wrong ???? One ceramic filter cost u RM400??? diamond boss must be laughing all the way to the bank!!!!
Ceramic filter is not an exp filter, the most pioneer & reputable ceramic filter Doutlon only selling their filter around RM30-80!!! hahahahhaaa......

Just some research that i found in the net

http://bbs.lelong.com.my/bbs/showthread.php?t=19682

Diamond might be a scam

Yar , Diamond is Expensive , & Also Nesh ... Scam ??... Dunno much about that , All i know is their Marketing way is No Different from any other Direct Selling / Multi Level Marketing company.....

Btw , ANY advise on Any Not SO Expensive Water Filter / Water Purifier n the Market ???... Something which is Not too expensive.... Something Below RM 300 - RM 400 like that lar , Gor ar ? For usage in the Kitchen for Condo or Apartment .....

This post has been edited by dannyl77: Feb 16 2009, 12:21 AM

the whole set is RM400, ceramic filter alone is about RM30 if not mistaken

Wat Brand is This ??.. Wat Model ??...Thanks...

I heard amway one is ok also, think to get that if i move new house...

Myth about ro water.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/974682

I was looking a water filter too...after reading so many comments, i need Phillips is the most value for money water filter...anyone know where to get it?

I would like to share my experience of using a water filter for drinking and cooking for 5 years.

Poke open its cover last month and shocked to see some growth in the filter itself!!!

All the while we have been drinking contaminated water rupa-rupanya!

Well it was my own mistake not to change the filters according to their schedule.....but hey.....I tried but somehow when I got to know how much more I need to fork out for the filter replacement.....I just said to myself....tak apalah....lain kali boleh buat....

Anyway....I came to conclusion that buying a water filter system is similar to acquiring a photocopier for the office....it needs excellent support service in order for it to perform as it should. That's how I came across Coway water filter at www.mycoway.net

The good thing is it's not just water filter, but also a water dispenser for hot, room and cold temperature. Some more it's having digital interface which makes it kind of cool with LED lighting.

Unlike other brands that sell almost every type of products including water filter that could be manufactured in China which they then put on their logo stickers, Coway do the R&D and manufacture themselves in Korea.

I cost me just RM110 per month and I need not worry about quality of the filtered water anymore. Coway's service team will come for service every 2 months....sedar-sedar saja diorang call to set appointment.





Close-up of the filter


The Coway Petit fits just nice in between other appliances in my kitchen.

This post has been edited by sharifuddin: Jul 18 2009, 08:48 AM

Ain't it too expensive to rent a water dispenser for a drinking water? RM110/mth, you must be very kaya.

I'm not kaya to buy RM4K-5K water filter that still need $$$$ to replace its filters...that's why I go for rental.....for just RM110 per month (auto charge to my credit card), I need not worry a thing.....in fact I guess Coway must be so worried that I might shift house and ran away with their asset

I have done a bit of survey myself before decided on Coway Like I said in previous post, water filter won't work as it should, if the filters not serviced where you would end up drinking contaminated water like me before. There's a good video at www.mycoway.net that explains how their filtering system works.

I realized that Coway has a dedicated team to do just servicing every 2 months where they will clean the device and change the filters as per schedule. Not only that, after each time the Coway personnel came to my house, I sure get phone call the next day to verify whether the personnel did the right thing, wearing uniform, look presentable etc. Last sekali dia akan tanya our own rating on the service received.

Few years back when i was the 1st batch that use these so call hexagon water filter, so many problem comes up, leakage always,so many round until i lost count. One day I couldnt bear with their lousy product anymore I ask my lawyer to sent them a letter of demand of full payment plus the damages for time wasted failure with I will pursuit legal action. Promptly after 2 weeks I receive a cheque from them. After that i swear this whole life I will use not their lousy water filter product.

This post has been edited by Tohsan: Jul 19 2009, 08:16 PM

FYI: i am using this setup:

normal sediment filter (buy one size larger than recommended) - only sand! this traps dirst and particles. the single flow valve and two basic carbon filters to remove chlorine and chemicals etc. (change one filter every three months). single flow valve so the carbon cant leach in the sediment filter and encourage growth of bacteria and algae i dont want. this water is the main feed. for drinking add the panasonic filter catridge (dialysis filter type) that traps any bacteria and other elements. need only be changed annually at 1XX per replacement. the water i get from there i got tested: after 12 months still drinking water quality as per europe requirement. so this is very safe. carbon block is dirt cheap - 5 bucks per pop and the sediment filter can last forever its basically a small sewage system, easy to setup and save enough. no use for UV light and all when you store the water in a bottle afterwards. just keep in colored glass to reduce growth of bacteria etc. and dont keep for more than two days. no need to be over obsessed with the whole thing.

also: RO water is dangerous! without the minerals you can do serious harm to your body if you drink a large amount. reason is osmosis. cells want to be in an equilibrium with the surrounding liquids with respect to water. so now you add RO which has no salt. salt concentration in cell is too high. the cell cant release salt only can take in or remove water. so it will take in water... in extreme cases until cell bursts. stupid system - not only in singapore not recommend but plain illegal in europe.

If in the house just me and my wife or one more kid, I will just buy the mineral water from market. RM110 can buy 110 bottle of 1.5l from tesco at the cost of RM1/bottle. If not mistaken tesco mineral water cost 99sen/botle. Divide a month would consume about 5,2l perday. That is enough for 3person. I guess mineral water would be better than those water filter.

some data on cheap water filters i'm planning for my hot-shower:

3/4 inch inlet filter housing (rm25 each @ carrefour)
Polypropylene sendiment filter (free w/ filter housing) 5 micron
cto carbon block filter (less than rm10) 5 micron (pensonic's is certified by NSF? -> http://www.pensonic.com/pproducts-pp.htm?c...=health%20care)


more about microns frm wikipedia:
1 micron = 1 micrometer, symbol µm, (1/1000 millimeter)

ceramic filter = 1 micron

human hair is about 100 micron wide (0.1 millimeter)
Red blood cells are 7 micron in diameter

dust mite > 250 micron
HEPA air filter = 0.3 micron
Bacterial = 0.3 to 5 micron
virus = less than 0.45 micron
Nanobacteria = less than 0.2 micron

diameter of Carbon nanotube = 0.001 micron
width of protein α helix = 0.0005 micron
smallest molecule diatomic hydrogen (H2) = 0.000074 micron
radius of hydrogen atom = 0.000025 micron

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Added on October 1, 2009, 5:51 pmprice increased! RM70 for ceramic filter alone shorter & slower flow than other, 6.5 inch only

This post has been edited by cherasbabe: Oct 1 2009, 05:51 PM

want to ask which cosway water filter to choose, the RM600 which have few filter or RM300 recently advertised quite strongly in The Sun paper?

Panasonic water filter will do

lol, i do prefer cosway products since have confidence in it
but only the RM300 one have only stacking filter like the one im using that I bought for RM35 in Giant
don't see much difference in it
so i just want someone's comment that have use it before
thank you for ur recommendation though

This post has been edited by kei18kun: Nov 6 2009, 05:36 PM

i used BIO AURA currently...

so far im satisfied with the quality

I'm planning to get Amway's Espring table top water filter. It's about 570 USD on their official site, how much are they selling here in malaysia? any owners here?

Any one knows a good water filter to be installed at home for cooking purpose? How much?

No need those big gigantic ones.

Do you mean you no need master filer for your whole house? I still suggest you get the master filter which will cost u around 1K plus for normal sand filter. You will appreciate it when you did the backwash as the water really look like kopi O....

I don't intend to buy master filter for whole house. reason is because the pipe in my home already got rust a bit, so intend to put filter at the kitchen only.

One question we need to ask ourselves when buying a water filter system: Is it CERTIFIED be able to filter harmful materials in your water? If not, why buy even if it is cheap?

i would say a stainless steal water filter around rm 1.1k would be sufficient. This is because most filters are made of fine sand, carbon, and etc. They are almost the same, therefore, you do not need to waste extra money for diamond and other expensive products.

i'm one amway espring owner...bot one about 1 month ago & installed at my in-laws house...got a trade in program with the old amway water treatment system II...got RM600 off...very happy with it...

i've just made payment for another set for my own home...

the price, if not mistaken, retails at RM4300 or something like that...but once you sign up as a distributor, you can buy for RM3200...distributor fee is RM80 and on top of that i heard they will give you back cash bonus...so actual price is like RM3000 or so...

i googled water filter and did some research before buying the first e-spring and it seemed, amways' espring is one of the best (if not the best) there is...i used the 2nd gen water filter before & it was great, but becos its so expensive i tried consider other brands...like i said, after googling and reading some info, i decided on e-spring.

also, i feels, this is water we consumes...we drinks this...so there shouldnt be any compromise...some filters may be cheap, like few hundred or less than RM100 but....just think..u dun buy this filter every year...the last filter lasted me about than 10years..along the way, yes filter needs replacements and they cost, but at the end, the cost is quite minimal compared to having cleaner water going into our systems...

btw, just to clarify, altho i signed up as Amway's distributor, i'm not pushing or selling their products...i only signed up cos of the e-spring...not interested in any of their MLM program or outings or anything like that...not looking for 'down line' or those sxxxx just sharing my thought here...

in the end just get something that u have confident in and ask around first...water very important since our body is 70% water and its not something that u want to save on

yeah...that was exactly my plan. LOL.

i googled espring and seems quite good. Another Cheaper alternative Aquaphor Crystal Eco.

Espring is 0.2 micron and using regular carbon block with UV light to kill bacteria.

Aquaphor Crystal Eco is 0.1 Micron hollow fibre membrane technology (can filter harmful bacteria), using CarbFibre Block Technology with Aqualen and Silver to neutralize bacteria. For more info drop by my showroom or check our online catalog
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This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 8 2015, 12:42 AM

for my dad's place, i installed Bac-Free 'rocket' water filter for the mains...the first time i back wash it, OMG!!!! cant believe all these whiles, we've been drinking those water!!!

if you can imagine, how the water is like, if you scoop out a cup of water, from a tank, which has been soaked with rusted metal for 15yrs...yea...that's exactly what came out from the back wash....and i back wash it every 2-3 days...

and SYABAS got the nuts to tell its consumer "Air daripada Syabas adalah bersih" my left nut...

ohh...from the specs, the bac-free rocket filters water to something like 0.01 micron (whatever tat means) and you need another filter for drinking that filters down to 0.001 micron or something like that...

so rocket alone is not good enough for drinking...but ok for shower & rest of the use...

the rocket is so far the best thing i've bot for the house i think...

yeap, as i said a stainless steel filter like the rocket type is good enough, can filter til 5 micron, very good d. When you backwash, the water is as black as ur coffee, you will be shocked. However, you will need to be careful with the medium that the retailers are giving you, most of the cheap fibre type of filter will use local sand which are cheaper but not as fine as the imported ones. Ask what type of sand and medium they are giving to u b4 buying.

This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jul 8 2012, 09:54 AM

Even though some filter claim that they can filter contaminants up to 0.01 micron, but it never mention how much is the capacity. I have seen reports some filter can filter 0.01 micron for the first 100 liters water, after that only managed to filter 1 micron for another 300 liters and subsequently as good as useless.

Therefore, it's important to buy a filter with documentation how much water it can filter and what is the quality of the last drop of water in that capacity.

does any filter brand provide that kind of details?

Anyone considers to buy Elken RO water filter system?

I have new set and want to let it goes at cheaper price. New set and in box.

I thin COWAY is doing quite good recently.Product reasonably good and service is friendly.
You can either purchase straight away or rent monthly RM100 and above...
After 2-3years, the unit is yours....
Anything during the rental period , they will take care of it and on top of that servicing/parts replacement is FOC ..thought its quite worth la RM100...just treat as if you are paying installment lo during this rental period..anyone using COWAY ??

This post has been edited by Greenyz: Feb 9 2010, 08:03 AM

Elken RO water is way to go.

Using one, my sales person demonstrate once before.

Mix Milo + Kopi.. pour it onto the filer and water came out and taste as normal RO water.. been using for 3yrs.. so far so good.

Anyone using cheap Joven water filter ?
Wonder y the filter head always leaking no matter how u fit it to your tap. If u hav any experience installing, pls share

Have anyone use this brand of water filter system before, how reliable and how good is this - AQUA (Indoor) and WATEQ (outdoor unit).

They seems to have some promotion of 2 system - indoor and outdoor at a price of RM2288 now.

Check out their ads at this link.
http://www.fmtrd.com.my/index.php?option=c...id=26&Itemid=26

I am totally new to water filter system, and I know water in Klang Valley is totally kopi color.

Please advise anyone.....

would be appreciate if any1 can list down the Brand/type(outside or inside)/cost/maintenance cost...

so which type of the water filter brand -philips or amway or diamond (that cettified/ conform to NFS bla bla) can filter those dirt, sand, from water but not make it RO due to i need the mineral for body needs?

or other alternative brand? oh, does RO good for old folks or conventional plain water instead?

me also looking for water filter... i'm looking to use temporary for 3 yrs only...any brand to recommend?

there are lot of water filter... but as i been told... RO water contains no mineral... so better find one filter out with mineral rather than RO... coz water did contain mineral that human body need...

Anyone knows about bacfree water filter and kind of pricy too?

alenac,

i did made phone call and talk to of of their sales rep...The outdoor filter-rocket looks type around 3700 and sink top filter (for drinking) around 750. So total up ~ 4500.
- Maintenance charge (FREE FOR LIFE)
- No sediment (sand) removal

All you need to do is backwash everyday. That all. Go to their website for further details. PM me if you want the sales contact details.

cheers,

Hi guys... i can recommend you all a great water filter.. eSpring[SIZE=7]

There are many water filtration systems in the market today & almost all claim to do a good job. But how does the customer know which of these claims are valid.
First of all, one of the most important things you need to be aware of is that tap water is absolutely poisonous for your health. In recent studies, it has proven that there are 140 different harmful chemicals in our water supply today.

Here only eSpring is the first using ultraviolet technogy which can destroys 99.99% bacteria & viruses. It is effectively reduces over 140 potential health effect contaminants.

eSpring
1) cleaner, clearer & better-testing water
2) healthier, bacfree
3) tested & certified by NSF
4) unique,advanced & leading tech
5) easy installation
6) easy maintenance


Anyone who are interested to getting more can pm me



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i think it is important to have a good outdoor filter to protect your tap fittings, then get a reliable indoor drinking filter to filter off harmful contaminants and bacteria. Aquaphor Crystal Eco is about RM 1k+ only and replacement cartridges are cheap as well.

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This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 8 2015, 12:45 AM

gosh luckily i read this i just plan to buy their new hexagon.l

I want to buy a outdoor water filter, which brand is good?
2 brand in my mind, one is waterco and the other one is diamond.
What the other brand that you suggest?

been using diamond outdoor filter and normal panasonic filter inside+boiling the water before drinking

i'm using espring... annual maintenance bout 480...

technical wise i might not be strong in explainging but can drink direct really saves me a lot in the TNB bill...

do pm me if wanna know more bout it...

Since you are using indoor water filter, you no need boil the water before drinking

I am also looking to get a new outdoor water filter too.
Have been using the Waterco W300 for more then 8 years. Most tanks comes with a 10 years warranty. So, the tank is about to reach its life cycle. Recently was told that the sand needs to be replace. The original supplier of the Waterco then advice to trade in the Waterco and get one of their new filter system. He is now selling another brand of filter.

Anyone have experience changing their sand filter?
Should I change the sand or get a new filter?



BTW, found this interesting article.

http://thestar.com.my/health/story.asp?fil...3910&sec=health

This post has been edited by kelvyn: May 13 2010, 06:16 PM

Hi bro...if u looking for water filter, will you consider delcol this brand? Its top 3 in the market. I myself represent delcol, pricing and product u can always refer v me.

Normally FRP tank is 1 year warranty while stainless steel 5 year warranty. FYI just the body itself.

About the sand u need to change around 3-5 years depend on the water usage>

last 8 years water filter might expensive but nowadays, its only cost around 1-2k

Auto and manual different around rm200-300 only

u can opt for traditional water filter which we called it as rocket filter as its cheaper, 20 years ago lolx...

some of my catalog

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Added on May 14, 2010, 3:11 pmDiamond are famous v indoor water filter only and because their name quite powerful in the market, the price are slightly over price then others.... Like u compare Compact and HP

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Added on May 14, 2010, 3:14 pmRocket filter cost 4k =_= as usual bacfree are crazy v their price haha....

pm me if u looking for cheap filter ^^

as usual forum dont cheat ppl lolx

This post has been edited by maru: May 14 2010, 03:14 PM

Hi, i think the 1st post deserves to be change, [Home Appliances] Water Filter, for drinking water purpose (Household) + 1st post doesn't match at all for someone 1st time reading here its confusing....

btw, speaking of water filter.....is it really compulsory? is they are way to test that our water is contaminated or u simply assume we need to use this when we see our water have yellowish kindda of color.. im in the process of buying a house, but water filter is not in the budget or plan...just don't want to foresee this as an escape issue in the future i've been staying in klang valley for like 10 years...4years study...6years renting house..but never use this filter things....

There is a way to test but u need to pay lolx...

If yellowish that time already too late...

water filter compulsory? its depend on u...if u google it...u will found out more

guys... any one can recommend the cheapest water filter for outdoor unit?
i don't plan to use it for long...even if got any rental package is fine with me also....

where to get COWAY in penang?

get a fibre filter if you wan it cheap. Ard rm 500+

Look for Coway Water fileration. World Ranking product...

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/ph...100000911510428

call -0162532285

Anybody know how to securely connect the pipe to the water filter device as highlighted in red?
It seems the plastic connection is not securely tight after turning the connector.
And upon turn on the water with minimal pressure, it always cause the water to drip...

It's really irritating whenever doing a maintenance on the filter...

Thanks


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coway is a good brand. they are very famous in korea now. almost all korean know coway.
my house now using petit which is quite convenient for me and energy saving also. coway purifier water is totally clean, they even filter those heavy metals. A recommended product. If wanna know more can PM me.

I'm not sure what I'm looking at, but is your washer/gasket worn? You could change that.

It's a connector from the pipe water to the water filter... so hard to explain

amway eSpring Water purifier
http://www.amway.com/Shop/Product/Product....av=N:4294966490

Sorry to give comment, actually you like their service or the quality of the water filter from the system?
i think the most important point is the water that filter out from the water filter system right?

Eh.. I don't understand your comment.

I just point out what can buy from rm110. Mineral water better of filter water better. rm4k-5k for a water filter is crazy.

What size particles can be filtered out by home filters? 12microns? 2microns? Any idea anyone?