Reddit reviews Aquasana Whole House Water Filter System - Filters Sediment & 97% Of Chlorine - Carbon & KDF Home Water Filtration - EQ-1000, 10 Yr, 1 Million Gl
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Clean, Great Tasting Water From Every Tap In Your Home - Removes 97% of chlorine and reduces harmful contaminants like lead, mercury, herbicides, pesticides, VOCs, and moreHigh-Performance Filter System - Carbon & KDF filtration media engineered to maximize contaminant reduction while leaving healthy minerals in your water; This system will NOT reduce Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)Cost Efficient & Long Lasting - Clean water for less than $0. 01 a gallon - Save twice as much compared to other brands on purified water for 1 million gallons or 10 yearsEasy Maintenance - No draining or back flushing needed - Easily replace pre and post filters every 3 months for best filtration and flow rateTop-Grade Install Kit & Components - System includes filter tank, 20" pre-filter, post-filter, brass fittings for 1'' or 3/4'' pipes, bend supports, and shut-off valves – Item may ship in more than one box and may arrive separately
Yeah, I'm thinking the furnace is probably a no-brainer. Not sure about unexpected costs that might spring up along the way, or if I'm being unreasonable in expecting it to cost in that range; probably the best answer is to get an estimate so I know.
The filtration system (like this) I'm also unsure about whether it could be reused, and that's a big part of the question. If anybody knows which of these might be reusable for new construction I'd appreciate the insight.
Insulation, like the furnace, is what makes these questions so gray. The timeline is right on the edge between making these things obvious money-saving things or being worth that many years of comfort and being a frivolous waste of time when we could be spending the money on the new house.
> Savings tip: calculate your spendings in reflection to your savings/month. let's say you can save 500,- a month towards the new house; an expense of 6k now adds a year to your expected moving day.
This is a great way of looking at it. Thanks for that.