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Would you critique Frizzlife G210-PROX 0.01μm Ahlstrom Gravity Water Filter System

Bro this filter should damn near cure all my problems for being 550 in Canada holy fcuk

What is tds reading for this product?

Is the chrom version made of more metal materials, or is it just a color difference?

I wonder how well the Berkey removes chloramine

Was dichloromethane tested and xylenes? Thank you.

Hi, I live in the UK and unfortunately I cannot buy this brand at the price you said (delivery from the official side is 100 dollars. What would you suggest alternatively for those like me living in the UK? my main focus is to reduce PFAS, Thank you for the help

Just wanna say the lawsuit they're in, is also about products bought from other sellers who are co-mixing products with other China dupes. - according to their defense team.

My son's Hydro Flask had a kind of nasty plastic top to it. Every single model for sale does, in fact. And the problem is that it has two parts and bacteria and water gets into it, as it's injection molded plastic that's snapped together/held together by friction. It has this thin little plastic gasket that is hard to remove for washing. The rest of the thing was fine - stainless steel and easy to scrub every day with a brush. The solution was to get the old original top that was also all stainless steel with a proper replaceable gasket. This is a custom-order part that they don't sell with ANY of their new bottles. "Hydro Flask Stainless Steel Cap" does force Amazon to show it, though. Water quality immediately improved and his asthma went away. The simple o-ring also is easy to slip off and appears to be a standard size / any culinary parts store should have it. Basically you want a bottle with a simple screw in (not on) lid. Like the old thermos we had in grade school. lol. 2 parts, scrub it to death every day - no crannies to hide bacteria.

Prison Planet!! Enough said.

1 convincing reason i went ahead with the ZW (a friend offered me the pitcher when she was buying other upgrade) but the 10-cup's great. I saw what looked to be that fluoride was being removed online in different forums that wasn't an actual testing video or the like (like this video) but that's what impressed me the most and here we are....mine's testing 'ZERO' awesome!

Darn I just bought a Brita Elite today and already threw away my packaging or else I’d return it after watching this. I was using Zero water filter before.

An unglazed piece of ceramic pottery with gravel and sand on top can be helpful.

The big issue today is how well they filter microplastics

how do you prepare the blue containers with bleach to store the water?

get a (big berky) gravity fed water filter. It makes (stagnet pond water) into sweet water. A little expensive, it's about $500. But, evenso that it might be "slower" than a person wants. It does have a 5 gallon reservoir . Fill it up at night, and in the morning. Then you have a 5 gallon buffer of clean water. Worth every penny. Evenso, be sure to get the "priming" kit. Off the shelf they intend you to use the faucet to prime your new filters up. In the wood, no faucet. You need the kit. I think it was $20 about. enjoy.

thanks for the reviews

Is there a shower head filter review? I am losing hair after I move to a new place. 😢

I see very very little information on water distillers on the matter. In theory, this is the most simple way to remove more than just PFAS at home.

Water emanates an odor after passing 006. About the .008 mark.

Huge fan of Zero Water filters. Use for all my drinking and cooking water

Thanks again for the video Brian so I tested my water with Tap Score and I got the results back I'm on city water and it had levels over the HGL on Bromodichloromethane, Chloroform, Dibromochloromethane, Arsenic, Cadmium, Lithium and Uranium. What filters do you think would be the best options?

Thanks for this info. You mentioned that ceramic filters can be used pretty much indefinitely (which I have heard elsewhere also), however when I went to the ProOne site, they recommended replacing every 6 months or every 1,000 gallons. Could you explain or do a video on this?

Will this remove all forever chemicals?

I have been going 18 years with no running water or a bathroom so you can't teach me anything that I don't know!

Thanks. You should check out the Lifesaver filters. The Liberty and the Wayfarer. They also do Jerry Cans.

Hi, Could you give us a comparison between the two filtration systems from Waterdrop (TSA Under-Sink Water Filter System, 3 stages of High Capacity Water Filtration, NSF/ANSI 42 certified) and FRIZZLIFE (TW10 Under-Sink Water Filter System, NSF/ANSI 53 and 42 certified components). Many thanks to

Hi, Could you give us a comparison between the two filtration systems from Waterdrop (TSA Under-Sink Water Filter System, 3 stages of High Capacity Water Filtration, NSF/ANSI 42 certified) and FRIZZLIFE (TW10 Under-Sink Water Filter System, NSF/ANSI 53 and 42 certified components). Many thanks to

did you do the test reversing the water flow? Part of my instructions that was not mentioned!

Love this channel. Can you do one on Epic pure nano? Please?

I’ve been using a glass ZeroWater filter for the past 5 months, during which I’ve only consumed the filtered water. Interestingly, despite never having changed the filter, the TDS meter consistently shows a reading of 0. This situation leaves me somewhat baffled.

Pro One says they're releasing their G3.0 filters soon. I'd like to see this test redone once it comes out and compares.

Great video

Without watching the video im going to assume that its not legit because you look dehydrated af in your thumbnail 💀💀💀

I'm very skeptical of "water preservative." What are a few drops of some chemical going to do to "preserve water for up to 5 years"? If it does anything, it is most likely bleach which will kill microorganisms, and you should just use bleach. If the container is clean, sealed, kept at room temperature or below, in the dark, then sterile water should keep effectively forever. In fact, many microorganisms will simply die out over the years in such conditions. Some won't! (such as cyst forming bacteria) Because water can be hard to sterilize and hard to keep sealed, you should replace it every now and then and 5 years seems like a good window regardless of pre-storage chemical treatment, especially if it looks or smells bad or has evaporated. If you have stored water that didn't get changed out, I'd look at it and treat it appropriately before use, but I wouldn't stress about it. The containers shown in the video... I've never had good luck with them. They are difficult to seal completely, and they aren't particularly rugged. NATO spec 20L bottles are better. Not cheap. Figure your per-volume storage cost. 55 gallon barrels are much more economical and large tanks even more so. My barrels don't seal well but kept in my cool, dark basement the water seems to stay good indefinitely (10+ years). I also have a 2500 gallon tank which was delivered for less than $2500. It doesn't seal well either but I did stuff copper wool in the lid vents. 😂 For a non-chemical way to store water indefinitely, you can bottle clean potable water in glass bottles using a water bath canner and then it will keep as long as it stays sealed.

I won the auction on a brand new Aqua Tru Classic on ebay for $178. So thats the one i went with. So far i really like it, no more hundreds of plastic bottles and having to lug heavy cases of water to my 4th floor condo. I have a Zero Water dispenser that i took the filter out of and just fill it with the Aqua Tru and put it in the fridge.

My tds was at 7 now at 22 do you know why? Is it the filters ?

how does it compare to the waterdrop k19?

Thank you for the informative video. Very grateful. I have about 10 cases of water stored, as well as a Sawyer Mini and a Life straw. I also have 2 small bottles of AquaPure tabs. Bleach is a great alternative but does not store well. Also, a Silcock key is very helpful to procure water from larger buildings. I have tested the key and found a few large buildings with access to clean water near my home. Great information I have subscribed and left a like.

Loved this content, would love to see lots of other filtration systems tested. Also, are micro plastics and disinfectants something you are able to test for?

I always see people talk about how there’s no plastic in the water, but there’s a plastic tap

This is great info! I'd love to see your take on portable survival water straws. Particularly for urban post disaster use or in true austere settings.

Zerowater filter on my kitchen countertop and a Grayl geopress goes where I go. Along with a couple millbank bags. The bag that houses my Grayl also has a separate aquamira filter and accompanying silicone hoses. Lastly, sometime ago I came across a fellow near me selling food grade IBC totes for $75 a piece, they formerly contained rum. Not a big fan of using bleach, but for that kind of volume it's not a bad option.

"Hot water heater" Why would you need to heat hot water? J/K ;-) Some great water tips indeed.

is this the Gold Coast in your intro. haha I was like what the... thats my home

Thanks bud

does this filter out flouride ?

I liked your video and I subscribed. Its quite good but you didn't touch on The Holy Grail of filters... Reverse Osmosis. Please check out the ITEHIL R.O. portable, battery operated, rechargeable system, and maybe make a video on it. Its an amazing piece of technology. It can be recharged from a solar panel and can make up to 9 gallons of pure drinking water from one charge...and its quite affordable, with very reasonably priced replacement filters. David in Seattle

Hi and thanks again for all your excellent videos. We hope one day to see tests for under-sink filtration systems (one system or multi system with 3 filters for example). Thanks ;)

Hi and thanks for all your videos, which I find excellent. In this test, did you use 2 filters only (2 activated carbon) or 4 filters (2 black activated carbon + 2 white). Thank you