I thought for a long time and doubted, in the end I decided to mount it without a mineralizer. Firstly, because its volume is such that it’s a little bit of no use anyway, and, secondly, because for the sake of it alone, turn the second hole in the countertop. Well, not hunting at all. As a result, the mineralizer removed and connected the outlet from the post-filter directly to a single-valve valve from the previously existing three-stage flow barrier. The barrier itself, by the way, did not remove it either - it acts as a coarse pre-filter: I thought, why should the good disappear. I read theorists on the Internet who claim that water meters do not see an additional expense. That's - they see everything: when the filter fills the drive, the counter is spinning for itself. I did not record the flow, but did not notice a significant increase in water bills.
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