Review on 💧 Revitalize Your Faucet Water with Regenerate Faucet Water Filter Installation by Roger Diaz

This is why I decided not to use this water filter: Filter manufacturers give very little specific information about the filter. There are no exact guidelines as to what exactly the filter removes (or adds) from your water. The reputable water filter retailer I bought instead has a chart on their website that lists exactly what the filter removes, PPM and for how long. If you go to the company's website (outside of Amazon), even there there is very little clear information. - The filter drips excessively (from 30 seconds to 1 minute) after switching off, so it must be placed over the sink. The small water bowl below fills up quickly. Otherwise, you'll have to turn off the filter before your water tank is full and leave it there until it stops dripping. The filter hose is constantly disconnected from the switch on the sink, sometimes the water splashes everywhere. I tried as hard as I could to get the hose in the port and it kept happening. Filter manufacturers are betting on interest in alkalized water, a "smooth" filter. style over substance. I could taste the plastic hose from the faucet to the filter even after the water was filtered. This is a concrete indication that the filter is definitely limited in its filter performance. - After drinking water from this filter for a month, my legs started to tingle uncomfortably. I stopped drinking water and the tingling went away. I looked up the pros and cons of alkaline water. When your body is functioning properly, it will naturally bring everything to the correct pH level. Alkaline water can cause alkalosis, just as excess acid can cause acidosis. Tingling in the extremities is one of the symptoms of alkalosis. Filter manufacturers say the filter remineralizes the water, but how much toxins the filter removes, there are no statistics on exactly what is added. You can definitely take in too many minerals (too much potassium is bad for the kidneys, for example), so I don't think it's good to add minerals and not knowing how much and which ones. I find it better to get a water filter from a company that I can verify will tell me exactly what the filter will remove, for how long, at what ppm etc., and then get the mineralizing drops from a reputable company to Add get, As I can see. fits verdict: not understood. It's a stylish, well-publicized answer to the current alkaline water craze. However, it doesn't offer serious water filtration. If you wish to do this, contact a reputable company who will provide you with documentation of the filtration capacity of the water filter. If you want to remineralize, there are companies that sell trace minerals that have a good reputation. I drink a lot of water, so it's very important for me to monitor the quality of the water I pour into my body.