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Post by toni on Mar 7, 2013 10:54:51 GMT -5
If the RO (reverse osmosis) has a resin ion exchange for flouride, it will then remove the flouride. *There was a time I really enjoyed selling these systems* for the whole house and the reverse osmosis too for under the kitchen sinks. Personally, after all I learned in "how advertising sells these Brita's and all the others out there".... I learned that if anyone "really wants to see if a water treating system works, is: Is to buy "regeants" first, that will test the water of any product you seek to purchase for clean water. RO's are expensive, so to get a little "test kit of regeants" for water testing first, is worth your time and money in the long run. Use the regeants to test "any machine out there". The store shouldn't have a problem with it, IF they really believe their (water cleaner system is good) hahah then they too will see. Once you have the "regeants" then you can test any "water that's run through any filtering system you have in mind. Then you'll see, none work, 'unless they are an RO' or many bottled waters too (are just as clean, but not all) and free of anything you may not want. www.bibliotecapleyades.net/salud/salud_fluor23.htm
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Post by awareseattle on Mar 7, 2013 18:11:18 GMT -5
This is not exactly true, after taking all of the solid filth out and anything that can be filtered or neutralized you use OZONE to take care of breaking down the rest. Ozone can break down chemicals and kill pathogens. Yes, ozone is fantastic. Can it remove fluoride 100%?
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Post by Baraka Obam on Mar 7, 2013 19:33:02 GMT -5
I am hoping that the filter gets most all of the solid particles, the filters are made to catch certain size particles, hope they work. I am not looking for perfection I am looking for a better water, the best I can get for the correct amont of muss, fuss and money. This is for me the best way, 5 months of water for about $40 dollars. If you buy the less expensive filters you can get this price down to $50 a year. www.kzozone.com/ozone/aboutozone.html
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