What Filter Should I Get?
The answer depends on your situation.
If you are on municipal water, then there really are only two questions you need to get answered to be able to select the best water filter.
1. Is your water fluoridated?
2. We know there is chlorine in your water. Do they also add ammonia changing the chlorine to chloramines?
The other issues - if you have municipal water - are addressed by all our kitchen canister filters.
Each of these filters below is available in undercounter or countertop. We have put links in to the undercounter version. Just look in that section of the online store to see the countertop version.
Chlorine, no fluoride: http://shop.friendsofwater.com/Water-Filter-Undercounter-Water-Filter-UC-101.htm
Chlorine and fluoride: http://shop.friendsofwater.com/Fluoride-Water-Filter-Undercounter-UC-2KF.htm
Chlorine and fluoride and extra protection for drugs and other contaminants in the water: http://shop.friendsofwater.com/Pharmaceuticals-MTBE-FLUORIDE-Filter-Undercounter-UC-3K-Fluoride-Pharms-MTBE.htm
Chloramine and fluoride (and extra drug plus protection): http://shop.friendsofwater.com/Fluoride-Water-Filter-Undercounter-FLUORIDE-CHLORAMINES-PLUS-UC3K-FC.htm
More (of the right) filter material means more filtration.
Labels: chloramine water filters, fluoride water filters, pharmaceutical water filters, water filters
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