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Could you review the sans water purifier? Thanks

How are these pitchers affected when you have hard water?

Where is the Data showing zero water filter performed poorly for disinfecting byproducts? You mentioned this in your video but I don't see that information in the Google doc lab reports? The disinfecting byproducts results on your lab reports show all the filters removing 100% with 0 detected. Only the untreated water shows chlorine and disinfecting by product in it. What am I missing here?

Why are you guys claiming the carafe has the same certifications as the Classic when it's missing the 473 rating?

I was looking into OnePure. I see you had an increase in Barrium. Water Filter Guru did too. And all the other stuff you found. That cant be good! Also why is silver leeched into the Clearly Filtered? I would prefer to not have silver in my water 😂 water Guru and modern castle also had colbalt appear in their clearly results. Makes me nervous to trust a product.

What would you recommend between the AquaTru and the SimPure countertop system?

Can you please review bluedot water filter. Thank you.

Could you test out the Melissani RO system? It looks like to have a ton of great bells and whistles and is reasonably priced, but I'm very interested to know how the lab results compare/if it adds anything bad to the water post-filter. TIA!

Was this tested with or without the remineralization filter in the pitcher? I'm concerned about the mesh leaking metal into the final water.

Have you reviewed the Multipure Aquapetform yet??

I've been using LG water-filtered water and a Waterdrop filter after it and it seems to perform well without wasting too much money.

Hey, Sarah! Can you clarify a few questions for me if you have any time for that? I still can't make my mind up. RO membrane should not let viruses and bacteria through. Does that mean UV light is redundant? If not how bad is it for AquaTru not to have one? What about secondary contamination, what is the AquaTru pure water tank made out of? Why do RO systems need another stage after RO if the RO membrane is so thorough and much better than everything else?

Great information video. What is appropriate cost for the lab test?

this sent me right to my countertop RO's website to check testing... i have an ExpressWater Countertop 4-stage model. LOVE it. just checked their website.. all of these VOCs are shown as <.01 ug/l, completely reduced. now wondering if i need to do my own test. i drink 1 gallon of remineralized water from this system daily, so im definitely curious. and waterdrop's explanation sounds sus AF! ewww who would want disinfectant going into their water? ill take my dreadfully slow but no disinfectant shooting system any day of the week!

I know this was a year ago, but I have a quick question: Is it the pump loud?

I've had the Bluevua ROPOT for a year now and love it. Water tastes great and even better with the remineralization filter. Customer service is also great.

So your a RO machine selling company, saying that RO machines from another company contain harmful compounds...

you might want to check inside the cartridge housing along the o-rings.. i found a suspicious sticky paste all over the o-rings in two different alkaline remineral filters in a the frizzlife ... maybe it's same for this one... maybe this is where the high reading of methyl chloride is coming from... remove the filters and clean the housings and o-rings (remove o-rings and clean) in hot water with washing up liquid .. clears it off.. then retest

Is there a filtered pitcher that would take sulfur smell and taste out?

I actually called springwell- hilarious conversation - when i asked about the wording of “remove v reduce”, he said…… and i quote….. “filters are filters are filters” …….. i responded that their are $100,000K guitars and there are $250 guitars….. and the only thing they have in common is 6 strings!!! I had the springwell in the cart- and ended up with RadiantLife which was 2 times the cost….. but they actually work….. …. Do your research…. Springwell actually recommends the crushed bone charcoal if you actually want to completely remove the chemicals…. So 1200 for their unit…. And another $1000 for the bone charcoal ….. or….. the same cost of a Radiant Life…..

thanks for hardwork researching. I am worried about the pitcher itself. I am in Suisse, looking to buy in the coming days.

Btw… a very nice presentation. Thank you.

No reminerization process? A pass for me.

Grateful for this video, and water test!

Do you know what chemical (red substance) the manufacturer (specifically Pentair) uses for a red indicator timestrip for H-300 water filters and whether it is dangerous to touch? I followed the instructions on how to activate it, which suggest to pinch the bubble firmly until the bubble collapses, and repeat squeezing more firmly on the bubble if the indication line does not appear. I repeated squeezing since the indication line as not activated after the first trial, and the red substance popped up and covered my skin. Appreciate your response.

How about putting clean water in glass container and then refrigerate?

Great video does it remove essential good minerals like magnesium?

I hope the Classic considers going Glass for that version. Great review. Thank you 😊

Hi, what about the epic water tests? Is it good? Cant info of the independent lab they used?

I’d love to see your review & testing on an Osmio Zero please. I’m in UK.

She’s totally cute!!!

I just sent this to epic, "Hi I would like to order a Pure dispenser to mitigate 1-4 dioxane (as stated on your website) from my municipal water supply. I have read that the only way to remove this compound is with a combination of UV and hydrogen peroxide which seems like it's only available for commercial systems not residential, so can you please help me understand how a simple filter dispenser such as this can accomplish the same result." Do you have any info on this or perhaps some of your viewers, this nasty compound is being detected in municipal water all over the place.

Do you know if the APEC ROCT-plus and Waterdrop K19-H are basically the same device? The machine itself, manuals, error codes, and filters seem to be of similar design. Even if similar design, is it possible that the filtering performance could be different depending on individual specifications for the manufacturers? Any additional data about whether other Waterdrop RO systems had dichloromethane issues similar to the Waterdrop A1 and C1H or follow up beyond their statement?

This is such a great video! Thank you for the awesome info! I love my Nu Aqua System! Glad to see it made it on the list!

I've used Zero for like 4 years and Clearly for a year now. By still using Zero for my electric kettle I totally avoid any calcification which Clearly is incapable of. I feel Zero filters last longer than mentioned in the video but i did not count. I hate that with Clearly I have to keep a designated sheet of paper on my fridge and mark each gallon I filter (to make sure I'm within the recommended 100 gallons). Evidently, I drink a lot of water at home (~300 gallons a year) that equals $150-165 in filter replacements a year. At this point there are decent countertop reverse osmosis systems on the market that would produce times more water for the same price and time period. To bigger families it would mean significant savings. And if you own your home or somehow allowed to drill holes in your plumbing you should be researching under the sink RO systems. With one of those you won't have to manually refill your system with water ever. Other than that I have had a total peace of mind for having top quality water available. Thanks for the review and pointing out the flaws of that water.

I have the clearly filtered it does work great

1 year later have you had any problems with the pump or electronics or filteres?

After seeing this I am going to unplug my Waterdrop A1 and wait for an update. If it is an issue with the way the filters are manufactured then they should send a free replacement filter to everyone that owns an A1 unit once they have fixed the issue.

Hello, do these RO systems remove chlorine and lead?

what a gem of a channel, thank you

is the frizzlife 1000 system affected by this?

the frizzlife 1000 has only 3 filters but it remineralizes

what's this like vs the frizzlife 1000 system?

loved this video, looking forward to k19 test!

carat is glass but the tank is plastic and that is where the water is sitting too, right?

is it just that system or all of the RO filters on the market? I assume their Waterdrop G3 is the same issue?

Looking for a new water jug for my fridge as my dispenser is hard to get an angle on (big cups)... Why is no one making a big dumpy short jug that fits in the shelves of the fridge (like 20cm tall), make it square-ish with a handle inside like a milk jug. I'd buy it in a flash.

Can you please reviews the Sans water purifier? I find it’s very similar to the aqua tru but still not sure which to get between the two.

Can you run this test on Brita Hub.

Please test the Osmio Zero from the UK 😅