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Okay, so I've been doing some research on water filters lately. My main goal is to reduce fluoride and chlorine levels. I have decided that I want to go with a filter that reduces fluoride (usually using aluminum oxide) and then filters through other filters such as GAC and others. I'm not interested in using distillation or reverse-osmosis at this time. Please, let's not turn this into another distillation/filtration debate, I'm just looking for some people that can recommend a good quality water filter that you have used with good success.
I am looking for a counter-top or under-sink model water filter and also a shower filter. So far the counter-top model I am looking at is the Crystal Quest 6 stage fluoride removal water filter Model: CQE-CT-00144 (this is very reasonably priced at only $100, seems almost too cheap). And the best shower filter so far seems to be the Golden Illumination Energized Shower Filter.
Please, anyone that has used these products or if you would like to recommend something that you have used with success, I would love to hear from you.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,284,509It does look pretty good, but the price does make you wonder. I'm looking for a replacement for my RO and am trying to decide between something like this and the Berkey.
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This is a reply to # 1,286,639I'm going to try out the Crystal Quest counter top fluoride filter. I will give a review when I get a chance.
Also, the Golden Illumination Energized Shower Filter is a rip off, do not buy it! I found out that it is just the Crystal Quest shower filter with a huge mark up and false statement that it removes fluoride. There are a couple other websites that show the same shower filter and claim it removes fluoride but they really don't, so be careful and don't overpay for a shower filter, they should run about $40-$80.- Re: Crystal Quest Water Filters eds
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http://www.filtersfast.com/Doulton-filters-cat.asp?OVRAW=royal%20doulton%20%2...
This is the info on the Doulton filters for their gravity system. I believe it is the same system as the Berkey. The crystal quest filters are 1 micron versus these at .9 micron. They're both a far cry from RO which is something like .05, but it seems to indicate that the Doulton removes a very high percentage of most things. Don't have to hook it up to the sink either. Downside is it's more expensive than the crystal quest but possibly not significantly better. Would be intersted in hearing your experience with the crystal quest. Good luck.
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This is a reply to # 1,289,812So I got the Crystal Quest shower filter and countertop fluoride filter and I am very happy with both of them. The only problem is that I ordered the 6-stage fluoride filter and they sent me the regular fluoride filter, not a big deal I guess. I'm sure they would have replaced it for me, but I really wasn't too worried about it. As far as effectiveness goes, its hard for me to say since I have no way of testing the water, but it tasted good no problems. The shower filter makes the water very soft and comforting and there is no more chlorine smell. Overall very happy with the purchase.
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Hello!
I was looking for reviews on the Crystal Quest counter-top/undersink filter and came across your posts. I was wondering, how has the filter held up so far? There seems to be few-to-no consumer reviews on these filters, so I appreciate your feedback!
Thank you!
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This is a reply to # 1,284,509I know this is an old post, but I found it trying to research the same info, so will add what I have found.
CQE-CT-00144 Crystal Quest fluoride removing water filter has a filtering capacity of 2500 gallons and from what I can see it does not use/have replacement filters (at the end (2500 gallons) you have to buy another unit it just slows down to a trickle. I found this on ebay for $87 or .035 cents per gallon
CQE-CT-00132 Crystal Quest DUAL fluoride removing water filter has a filtering capacity of 10,000 gallons and from what I can see it does not use/have replacement filters (at the end (10,000 gallons) you have to buy another unit it just slows down to a trickle. I found this on ebay for $108.95 or .011 cents per gallon
CQE-CT-00133 Crystal Quest TRIPLE fluoride removing water filter has a filtering capacity of 10,000 gallons and from what I can see it does not use/have replacement filters (at the end (10,000 gallons) you have to buy another unit it just slows down to a trickle. I found this on ebay for $124.95 or .013 cents per gallon
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