The Best Whole House Water Filter...That Nobody Knows About

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📒 Show Notes 📒

⏰ Chapters ⏰
0:00 SpringWell CF Whole House Water Filter Review
0:55 System Specs
1:34 7 Reasons Why I Love the Springwell CF
5:16 2 Things I Don't Like About the System
6:42 More Clean Water Resources
7:20 Our Test Results

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In this video, Brian reviews the best whole house water filter for city (municipal) water. This SpringWell CF review will talk about the specs and 7 reasons why we love it so much. We also laboratory tested our water both before and after installation to test the performance capabilities of this SpringWell whole house water filtration system.

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[David-kdmf]

This video and channel is a service to humanity. Thank you so much. I've wanted whole house water filtration but didn't want to pay 10 grand.

[drbockel]

I just had one of these systems installed in my house yesterday (along with a water softener). I wish I had done it sooner--after years of dry-skin, black manganese sludge on every faucet and our washing machine, I finally contacted a company to come out. When the rep tested our water he showed me that the chlorine level in our water (City of Atlanta) was extremely high (like swimming pool water). I expect the difference to be significant.

[lukebrisbane]

Would be great to see you revisit the testing after a certain number of gallons has passed through the system to gauge the degradation of the filter medium

[stytos]

I have a water hardness of 21; these systems are capable up to 81 (per the manufacturer). I'm SO THANKFUL that I don't have to have a system that relies on me adding salt every month and have a water filter on every faucet. This is one of those "cost be damned" things as it'll save me money in the long run AND save me monthly maintenance fees. I have the system with the two large tanks and the smaller particulate filter (I don't have a well).

[davidc-l]

We’re super happy with our CF4 (and SS4 and UV filter) from Springwell!

[DrStarHeartsong]

Wow, you nailed it! Thanks to giving us clarity on whole house water filtering!

[aidencampbell]

Wow thinking about all the contaminants i consume just by drinking out of the sink... This would definitely bring me peace of mind!

[Rogers-Mendez]

As a new homeowner, I'm just beginning my education journey about this stuff. Good intro. I hope you have a video on understanding PFOA levels in public drinking water. THat's what we are dealing with locally.

[prestigeww]

Kinetico has the best water treatment products…not a close second in the market….expensive but you get what you pay for. Non electric…dual tanks…cleans itself in soft water….best by far

[smp]

Looking at this system for my home and also looking at Kinetico as well...

[joeny]

I installed this same system about two years ago, still going strong. I installed it myself, I didn't even bother to bypass my garden hose, so that's filtered too. Based on my usage I estimate the filter is good for over 10 years. My biggest issue with my city water was chlorine smell, it's completely gone and my wife thinks it's even improved her hair, it's nice showering in filtered water.

[cdogbones]

I installed this filter without any difficulties. I installed a sediment filter before and after the springwell. The only issue is charcoal fine sediment getting through and coating the plumbing fixtures.

[analirg]

OMG after this video I'm definitely testing my water before buying anything, thanks so much for the info.

[roykoch]

Just seeing what’s out there but I will be buying soon.

[billvojtech]

You said you thought most of the lead was coming from plumbing within your house, yet the point of entry filter removed most of it, which would mean it's not coming from your pipes, but from the city water supply. This would make sense, as lead pipes were often used to connect houses to mains. The problem they had in Flint MI was the PH of the water changed when they changed the source, and the old lead pipes, which had a protective layer of oxidation, began dissolving into the water.

[johnk.]

Great Video!!! Arvada and Aurora pride themselves on the best water in the country, would be interesting to see what's in Westminster's.

[MrBigolbear]

Excellent content. Thank you for the comprehensive and honest review.

[TheseusTitan]

You‘re taking out all the flavor! Good video, thank you

[albailey]

Love it, with my current system I have to replace the filters every 3 years and they cost over $300 for all the filters.

[dianelempicke]

You are wonderful!❤ maybe create a podcast. A podcast would generate so many people.