SimPure Y Series Countertop Water Filter

My husband and I used to have a brita filter but after switching the this simpure, there is no comparison! Our water tastes so clean and pure and doesn’t leave any funny aftertastes. The only downside is that it’s room temperature, and it does take a while to cool down.

I got this as a means to have cold, purified water upstairs so that we don't have to trek down the stairs at night when we get thirsty. It took a LONG time to set up per the included instructions, because it calls to refill and empty the load so many times. Once I put through as many loads as instructed, the water had a different taste than I was used to - apparently I was the only one who tasted it. But maybe halfway through that first tank of water, the light to discard and refill came back on. This was less than two hours after the initial setup. It seems to do that way too often, and I feel like the effort to keep the water maintained outweighs the convenience of having chilled water upstairs.

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This is my first osmosis system. I usually just use the Brita pitcher. There's no install or parts to put together with this. Just find some counter space, plug it in, do a few first time rinses and that's it.The system is a bit larger thane of those kitchen aid mixers so if you have space it will fit. The unit comes with your first two filters...yes there are two...but one is high priced to replace. $15 and $50. but they should last a very long time. 6 months and 8 months for each filter.This has a pitcher that you can fill up for larger needs. I use this for ice cube trays and also for tea kettle and when I cook things that need a couple cups of water. The pitcher is room temp water.The other side does the cold water. This is great for when I need a quick glass or when I dilute apple juice. I also use this to fill my tumbler for the gym. Nice cold water right away.There is a small refrigerator inside so you'll hear the fan go on occasionally but it's not loud. You can turn off this feature if it uses too much electricity. The front panel has light up icons and it's pretty straight forward. Instructions are very good and show you all the features to use it. It also explains how to clean it and prime the filters (when they are new ).The flavor of the water is great. I didn't notice that tap water taste like I did with the Brita pitcher. but then again that's only small filtering where this is more like 99.9 filtering. This will save me money and space overall and from being cases of spring water. Just monitor your electric bill and if it gets high, turn off the cooling feature and just add ice to your water that you already made from this filter machine.has a large water tank in the back that is easy to fill, has a handle to lift it in and out. The only thing that i've read about reverse osmosis is that it strips all of the minerals form the water so those benefits are gone but we all drink plenty of other things to get minerals so its not a big deal.

With the summer drought our well water started tasting funny and smell. I ordered the SimPure Y Series Countertop Water Filter to use for our drinking water, same water - No Smell or Funny Taste - just Clean Drinking Water. The SimPure Y Series Countertop Water Filter is very reliable and easy to use, you also have the option to use it as a Water Filter or as a Water Filter & Cooler. I used the Cooling feature in the beginning and it worked very well, we have since switched to just a Water Filter, we switch on the cooler when we have the Grandchildren. I could only imagine how much money we have saved that would have been spent on Bottled Water. The SimPure Y Series Countertop Water Filter is very easy to use and service, it is reliable & the Filter lasts a long time too. I gave it a Full Five Stars Across the Board. It has served us well.

Like many people, clean drinking water is a high priority for our family. We have used a water cooler dispenser for years, and enjoy fresh, clean water. However, going out and buying 5-gallon jugs of water can be costly and burdensome at times. We're always on the lookout for other options. After flushing out the unit 3 times (as recommended), we tested the water with an electronic water tester. We found that it scored higher than our tap water, higher than the fridge-filtered water, but 1 point less than the water from our water cooler. The unit works quickly. It takes about as much time to "brew" a cup of cold filtered water, as it does to brew a cup of coffee. And, coincidentally, the unit's pitcher holds the perfect amount to fill a coffee maker water tank. One thing to note is that while it is in "cooling mode", it uses much more electricity. Almost 6 times as much, by our watt meter's measurements. So, it could raise your electric bill significantly if you keep it in "cooling mode" 24/7! We did some blind taste tests of the water from this unit and the water from the water cooler. It did retain a bit of the tap water taste and we were able to accurately identify which glass held the water from this purifier vs the bottled water from the water cooler.This unit is easy to use, easy to fill, and significantly improves the quality of the water that comes out of it (as tested by my water quality meter). I enjoy how quickly I can fill my coffee machine's water reservoir with the pitcher, giving me the benefit of better water quality for better-tasting coffee. I was hoping this would replace the water cooler, but I'm not sure that it will. Refilling the tank is easier than lugging a 5-gallon bottle from the store, but even reverse osmosis filtering can't seem to hide the aftertaste of our tap water.