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Reverse osmosis water filter install.

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Profilbild von i11umin8ed

i11umin8edvor 7 Monaten

They filter the water just to artificially inject junk back into it.

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-vor 7 Monaten

Don’t do this. The filters are replaced from the bottom.

Profilbild von Urban Arson 🔫

Urban Arson 🔫vor 7 Monaten

He’s gonna install a water softener which will kill him even faster than the city’s disgusting water.

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Craig Richardsonvor 7 Monaten

Very bad for you drinking this water unless running through a charcoal filter, water will always try to get back to its normal state, and it will pull the nutrients from your body

Profilbild von flybelowradar2

flybelowradar2vor 7 Monaten

This everything not to do in an RO install in case you are wondering

Profilbild von lee

leevor 7 Monaten

copper pipes not plastic

Profilbild von Vegas Machine🇺🇸🃏

Vegas Machine🇺🇸🃏vor 7 Monaten

Never pressurized the tank, at least in the video it wasn't.

Profilbild von 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧XrayDelta101🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧XrayDelta101🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿vor 7 Monaten

RO water is only good for window cleaning

Profilbild von Home Rapid Repair 🛠️

Home Rapid Repair 🛠️vor 7 Monaten

This is the best selling and highest rated reverse osmosis drinking water system:

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Jvor 7 Monaten

Love mine. Once you drink it for a while, and you get tap water at a restaurant or anywhere, it tastes absolutely disgusting.

Profilbild von running truck

running truckvor 7 Monaten

Just drink the beer and you don't need this!

Profilbild von freedom1776

freedom1776vor 7 Monaten

Have fun listening to the discharge line drip supposed to have it on the back side of the p-trap

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G Kapoorvor 7 Monaten

You might wanna read some research on RO water as well as it does cause certain health issues too.

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PotionsandNiggatry101vor 7 Monaten

My toxic male trait is seeing these videos and thinking “well shit I can do that” and trying it and then having to pay someone to come fix the sink

Profilbild von 𝐓𝐲 🏳️‍🌈

𝐓𝐲 🏳️‍🌈vor 7 Monaten

We love ours 👍🏼

Profilbild von Jeannie M Curtis

Jeannie M Curtisvor 7 Monaten

We have this ( brand) sitting on our counter. Under the sink would be prime!

Profilbild von Bill LaRock

Bill LaRockvor 7 Monaten

Who drinks water out of a faucet??? Of course it’s killing you!

Profilbild von JJ Opperman

JJ Oppermanvor 7 Monaten

This is what I do for living.

Profilbild von Don Jumpsuit

Don Jumpsuitvor 7 Monaten

Imagine being told RO water free from dissolved solids is bad for you. It goes in your mouth then stomach which is full of also water and many other water soluble substances. My family has been drinking gallons of RO a day for over 20 years. More danger? Municipal water or RO?

Profilbild von 🫩Müdd Mutt 🐾

🫩Müdd Mutt 🐾vor 7 Monaten

And this is what I do about 8 times a day.

Profilbild von Sunshine Uberman

Sunshine Ubermanvor 7 Monaten

Hassle

Profilbild von MrFluffyPaws

MrFluffyPawsvor 7 Monaten

Cash of water?

Profilbild von Kiko 🐇

Kiko 🐇vor 7 Monaten

Tap water literally poison according to every Indian mom

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Matthew Hansenvor 7 Monaten

Drink your city tap water goyuim!

Profilbild von Andrés Zea

Andrés Zeavor 7 Monaten

Parece que le hubiese puesto fibra óptica al lavaplatos.

Profilbild von Redd Love

Redd Lovevor 7 Monaten

That was just stupid

Profilbild von 🇧🇬 Я moni R 🇧🇬

🇧🇬 Я moni R 🇧🇬vor 7 Monaten

we have this type of thing under the small kitchen sink

Profilbild von Gregöry

Gregöryvor 7 Monaten

You should have installed a Waterdrop

Profilbild von cooked Uncle Bozey 🇨🇲 🇺🇸

cooked Uncle Bozey 🇨🇲 🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

99% of home owners could not do this

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lockwoodvor 7 Monaten

Why would you tap into the drain pipe to create a hose that goes into the garbage grinder ? What bullshit is that ?

Profilbild von Sahan Ekim

Sahan Ekimvor 7 Monaten

I got the one like this with the built in pump. It saves so much space!

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ReallyCoolGuyvor 7 Monaten

This shit is not good for you

Profilbild von HeyMike 🇨🇦 🇪🇺

HeyMike 🇨🇦 🇪🇺vor 7 Monaten

The new 'On Demand' systems are better and take up way less space.

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Bella Monroevor 7 Monaten

why it look like a science experiment gone wrong

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