Brita Marella filter with 12 filters only £15 @ Sainsbury's Ballymena
Loads in stock
The filters by themselves are £40
15 comments
JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Jul 162#1
Worth it just for the filters!
Beabee
2 Jul 161#2
Can I use these filters on Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Machine ?
yubious to Beabee
3 Jul 161#11
No you can't unfortunately
dr_joolz
2 Jul 16#3
National? Heat
wwwroksi_reni
2 Jul 16#4
Online is 50£ :disappointed:
Suin
2 Jul 161#5
Bellamena hi
PureWaterFreak
2 Jul 161#6
They not worth even a pound, they don't do much.
I have tested it at home first and later in lab, these (and most other similar type) filters do remove about 20-30% of rust and other impurities from water, but other nasty stuff in tap water will stay... And no matter how many times you will re-filter it.
Save your money and distil your water or use revers osmosis filters or get (make one) water ionizer.
If everyone could see what is really in the tap water(you can do so by distilling the water), I doubt they want to lay in the bath for long time.
I rather would drink from the bog, instead the tap.
bseal1947 to PureWaterFreak
3 Jul 161#7
Does your big have another source then?
BestHotDeals to PureWaterFreak
3 Jul 163#9
Your username suits you really well.
bulldog188 to PureWaterFreak
3 Jul 16#10
Or you could just buy one of these and carry on living your life.
MIB15 to PureWaterFreak
3 Jul 16#14
What type of reverse osmosis filter do you recommend?
bseal1947
3 Jul 161#8
*bog*
Beabee
3 Jul 16#12
Thank you :smiley:
TT6k
3 Jul 16#13
Don't know what they take out, but the filtered side of my jug is going green (algae?) after only two weeks :disappointed:
zbn
4 Jul 16#15
Phoned this morning before heading out to ballymena, there are none left.
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Opening post
Loads in stock
The filters by themselves are £40
15 comments
I have tested it at home first and later in lab, these (and most other similar type) filters do remove about 20-30% of rust and other impurities from water, but other nasty stuff in tap water will stay... And no matter how many times you will re-filter it.
Save your money and distil your water or use revers osmosis filters or get (make one) water ionizer.
If everyone could see what is really in the tap water(you can do so by distilling the water), I doubt they want to lay in the bath for long time.
I rather would drink from the bog, instead the tap.