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I've been using this Omnifilter Water filter that has 3 compartments and
takes 3 filters, and I've had it for 16 years, using high quality carbon block filters. I also replace the filters every 6 months. Water quality is not that good in my area, so it's a necessity. I've been thinking of replacing the whole thing with a new RO filter. The thing that concerns me, is the size of the tank, and since it is only about 4 gallons, do you RO filter users run out of water? 4 gallons seems like a lot of water to use in a kitchen cooking situation at any one time, but I guess it is possible I could empty out a tank and then have to wait hours for more filtered water. Do you find this to be a problem? Any other things or problems that I'm not considering, that would make you steer me away from this kind of filter? Any brands substantially better than another? Thanks, Steve |
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