i am using a POE filter from panasonic - PJ-37MRF. the cartridge is pretty good but not as a single filter. however i dislike the fact that its not under the sink. looking at the AP easy complete or something similar that i can crank between the pipes. ideally with hollow fibres because i believe this is a great last stage filtration (first stage: volcanic stone, second stage: two chained activated charcoal filters). is anyone aware of a hollow fibre filter that i can mount under the sink and connect in between the normal cold water pipe? filter replacements should not be more than 2-300 RM.

thanks!

planning to get an outdoor water filter...considering the 3M AP902. are there any way to prevent ppl from stealing the catridge? build a bracket?

If the outdoor water filter already remove the chlorine, its best to avoid.
We still need chlorine to maintain the water quality inside the tank.

How do you define 'safer level'? 80%? 70%? The truth is chlorine content in water varies in different areas. If your area is near the treatment plant, then definitely the chlorine level in your water is higher compared to houses in area further downstream. Chlorine will evaporate over time.

Also, its never recommended to remove chlorine directly from POE as chlorine-free water will be prone to bacteria growth, especially if you have a water tank where the water will be stored for a period of time.

My advise: POE to remove physical sediments and rust and POU to remove chemical properties.

I understand that as a salesman, you will champion your product and thinking it to be the best. From the way you are writing, its very obvious. An extremely normal occurrence as your superiors will always say to have faith that your product is the best. However, at times I do hope people do some research and not believe blindly.

"evaporate to a 'safer level' about 0.2 ppm" - Any research or statistics done on this? How can you be sure? As I mentioned, chlorine concentration in water is different at a variety of places.

By the way, WHO recommends MINIMUM of 0.2ppm (or mg/L, whichever way to put it). WHO guideline value is 5mg/L, a point which you mentioned in a previous post as "Horrible" if its in the range of 2.0 - 5.0ppm. I do not remember coming across a "safe level" recommendation in WHO's report. Minimum level is definitely not equivalent to safer level.

http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2011...51_eng.pdf?ua=1
The complete WHO drinking water standards, believe me I have gone through it as I am from this industry as well. 500+ pages

Nothing personal, just sharing. Please do not get me wrong as I am not saying your product is bad, but would like to highlight that your arguments are invalid.

i looked up your filter despite the advertorial nature. to my surprise it might actually be what i am looking for.

please provide tech specs, pricing and pricing for replacement cartridges. thanks

hi hydroguard. please quote me outdoor+indoor. only 3 person usage living in small double storey in ampang.