Wish they’d had this when I got my RO filter. Take note : When you start drinking and cooking with an RO source you will not be able to drink normal tap water again.
We’ve had ours for over two years and love it. Replace the secondary filters once a year and the membrane filter every three to five and you’re good.
Any difference between this and the model in Amazon, which states ROES-50, instead of ROES-50-A? Thanks.
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Any difference between this and the model in Amazon, which states ROES-50, instead of ROES-50-A? Thanks.
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Per the vendor, the only difference is a slight change to the faucet. Other than that everything is the same.
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Per the vendor, the only difference is a slight change to the faucet. Other than that everything is the same.
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Thought the “A” referred to an air-gap faucet, but the one I received came with the standard faucet. Mine was delivered yesterday, it took about an hour to install everything including the time it took to disconnect the sink and move it out of the way to get to the water valves. No leaks so far.
No surprise itsa sellout. Have had mine x5yrs and well worth the cost, even at the retail price. Very easy to install with very good directions. Even added a t-line to squirrel under the cabinet kick plates to feed my icemaker. Real clear ice cubes. Great taste.