It is said that after moving to a new house, drinking water is required everywhere in the new place. In fact, before I moved, my old house used filtered water, which means there are many different filters. The location of the water outlet in the kitchen, plus The building is relatively old, so I will pay more attention to this aspect, because I really don’t want to drink water with metal substances or a lot of impurities. I have tried it before and it made me feel dizzy. Do any of my friends feel the same?
So I thought about moving to a new house, the building is newer, and the water outlet should be improved, but I'm sorry, I misjudged, the situation is just as serious, and I have to use the word serious.
When I moved to a new house, on the third to fourth days, after much hard work, I finally unpacked the box and took out the pot to boil water. I turned on the faucet in the kitchen and the water was transparent and clear. So I thought the water after boiling should be empty. What a metallic substance, after one drink, it’s so metal! It’s so full of metallic flavor! That's when I knew something was wrong. If that's the case, there's no reason not to drink water. Well, I'll hold it in before I buy a new water filter. Then I brought it to make coffee in the first two days, so yay! The flavor that the coffee should have should be completely lost. That night, I immediately got chills and was very tired. For a moment, I thought I had been tricked! Scared me. After sleeping all night, I thought that it might not be related to the water source... but in my heart I already felt that if there was no 100, it would be 90. So, I immediately went out and bought an instant-heating water filter.
Feelings about the initial use of the RO water purifier
Honestly , I will only use it for a few days, and what I can share is limited, but I will go ahead.
Seeing this, I think everyone will be very concerned about whether heavy metals and impurities are filtered out. How is it different from brewing coffee before? I'll talk about the former first. I think it is partially filtered, but I still get very slight metal impurities in my drink, because it always has a filter element, even though it says it has an RO filter layer (advertising or information says the filter element contains an RO filter layer, It can only allow water molecules to pass through, but based on my experience of drinking these days, I think it is not filtered because I really tasted a slight amount of metal in the drink (I am very sensitive to the taste of water))
Compared with the filter element in my previous home, although it requires boiling water, it will be much better to drink. (The old house has a traditional five-layer filter element, which can be drunk directly, but does not have an RO filter layer). I think if the house water pipe does not contain too much heavy metals, it can be used, but it will not filter out the water. Doesn't it seem that speaking something will make people want to drink water? Not aware of it for the time being.
Will the water quality of the RO pure water dispenser make coffee taste better?
As for brewing coffee. Would conversational coffee taste better?
The following is purely a personal sharing (because it all depends on the quality of the tap water in your unit, which varies from time to time and is definitely not the answer. It is purely a personal sharing). If compared with ordinary boiled tap water, I personally think it will taste better, but if it is the same as Compared with ordinary distilled water, I would always choose RO water machine. The taste is indeed much better, but compared with mineral water? It is definitely a mineral water that tastes much better. I would describe the flavor as not too complicated and not too thin.
But if it has the same 5-layer filter element as my old one, the filtered water is definitely much better to drink, basically on par with mineral water. But I really want to try again and explain first, because the number of times at the moment is really small.
Preliminary summary of the RO Pure Water Dispenser
To put it simply, it is convenient and easy to use. It is OK for many people at home, but it is not as exaggerated as the advertisement. In addition, after collecting opinions on Qin Richu story, many friends said that it will become good or bad in the medium term, and it will drip for a long time. You have to wait for a month, but of course you have to see how lucky you are. If you want to buy it, remember to take care of it. I installed the ordinary filter element first, and then handed it over to the RO water machine. I think it may change and be different. I'm not sure it's really a good drink. I'll share it after I try it at the end of the month. I'm waiting to see for now. If you have any experience, please share it. Experience, brainstorming.
