Pretty straightforward install, but takes up a little space. Took me about an hour and a half, start to finish. Not sure if it's common, but I'll get reimbursed for the cost because I live in third world America and the lead content of my water is high.

    • EmmaGoldman [she/her, comrade/them]
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      4 years ago

      I'm not the OP, but the water quality in my parents town was so bad that they had to install a commercial reverse osmosis system in their basement. It holds like 600 gallons. Before they installed it, they would have to get new water fixtures every like 10 years and have a guy come in and descale the pipes in the house yearly. I think it was silicates.

    • Steely_Gaige [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      I thought about going with a counter top one, but I've heard they're real slow to filter, not sure if that's been your experience. This has a pretty sizeable reservoir it draws from, which is nice.

      This is like a 5 chamber thing, so the changing of filters varies. Manual says around 12 months for municipal water and 6 for well is the most frequent.