Antonio Salazar |
2018-07-18

Ive had the water filtration system for just under a year, and it had totally changed my quality of water / life. Excellent product, highly recommend.

John Bartel |
2018-07-18

Ive installed this for my indoor garden as well as personal water. It works great in both accounts. Reverse osmosis is great quality pure water that is good to drink but great for the plants! I love the alkalized water for personal. Feels real clean to drink it. I use it for all my drinking water.Assembly was all good, product quality is tough and hardy, generally a good buy.

Robert Clark |
2018-07-18

Ive purchased this close to a year ago and it was a straight forward installation and no issues since.The quality of water is second to non and tastes great. Highly recommend this setup.

Julie Pahls |
2018-07-18

Love this system!Start ppm was 267 and a PH that leaned towards the acidity side of the test kit.On first install ppm read 10 before alkaline and 14 with alkaline filter. And PH level was strong on the alkaline side of the scale.7 months in and still going strong.

Michael Moore |
2018-07-18

We are extremely happy with this RO system. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for an RO system.

Ron Swartz |
2018-07-18

You will want to cycle the system about three if not four times before passing judgment. (Let the tank fill up then drain it once its hooked up)I learned that they put a preservative in the pressure tank to keep it from dry rotting. Get that out then it tastes great!At first it tasted all kinds of wrong. Then we called a local Plumber for a separate issue and he said just cycle the tank a few time and try it again. It worked! Got the " whatever it was" out of the system and it tastes great! Glad we didnt return it. Really love the clear sediment filter cover. Should help remind me to replace the filters.

peyton roberts |
2018-07-17

Nice, enjoying the system

franklin pennell |
2018-07-11

It's just amazing. Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System is the real deal! Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System is the real deal! Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System was the best investment I ever made.

Bruce Thomas |
2018-07-08

I got this in 2012 and is not only working really good but customer service is awesome, they always goes the extra mile for you, I will give them 10 + starts.

Ryan Herringa |
2018-07-07

Truly a great unit at a great price. My tap water is pushing 1000 TDS some days and this unit brings it down below 60 currently. We go through a lot of water in our house and lugging in a 5 gallon jug every 3 days was getting absurd. I would have made this purchase so much sooner if I knew how reasonable the prices were. We are military and that means we move around a lot and historically everywhere we have been and could go in the future has awful tap water. Its technically "safe to drink" per the EPA but truly is any arsenic safe to drink? I personally dont like the acceptable levels of contaminates that the EPA sets for safe drinking water and I do not trust that the manufacturers of bottled water really care about me and my family all that much either. So you get to take your health into your own hands with this. Theres no marketing or hype involved in this system. Its simple physics that proves to me that this system is the best option for my family and I couldnt trust it any more to keep us healthy.Even though we move around this is such an easy system to install I dont mind installing it every 3 years into a new house. They sell replacement parts very cheap on their website so if anything gets broken its not a big deal either. Ideally I can time the filters out so that when we move it will be close to the end of life for the filters in the unit I can throw out all of the filter and start with a fresh batch of filters in each new house to make it simpler. If it doesnt work out perfectly the filters are cheap enough that I dont mind tossing a few before I have gotten all the life out of it. Its a small price to pay for our health.Setup was a breeze. The directions are simple and really leave nothing up for guessing. I would recommend a crows foot attachment for a socket if you have one as it makes installing the faucet so much easier, if not its still easy enough but having the right tools makes things just that much easier. Thats not a fault of iSpring or these types of systems as a whole, thats just the reality of working on plumbing under a sink. Space is limited and faucets are in a hard to reach place but you only need to to one or two things behind the sink and the rest you can do on the floor in front of the sink and put it all in the sink after the hoses are all hooked up.I purchased some 1/4 inch tubing from Lowes to attach to the output after the 3rd filter right before the RO membrane so that I could have the other end in the sink to flush out the first three filters until the water ran clear before hooking up the rest of the filters and forcing the membrane to try and filter out all of the new filter charcoal dust. I would definitely recommend people do that also. Trying to use a bowl to flush the water into is not fun and they fill up fast. I spent 2 dollars on about 15 feet of hose which will be useful to have as backup if something happens to any of the hoses that it came with.If you follow all the instructions and recommendations the directions set forth than you should have no issues setting it up and having no leaks. The push to connect fittings are amazing and work great. if you arent sure if you pushed the hose in far enough than take it out and try again and pay attention to how far it goes in. After you see how far the first one goes in you will get the hang of the rest and knowing if it is in all the way or not.I attached some pictures so people can get an idea of how little room the filters take up when you hang it on the inside wall. The tank takes up a little room but I didnt keep much back that far into the sink anyways since its so hard to reach things back there.