Our water is fairly hard in our city, and deposits form on our faucets in a few weeks that have to been cleaned off. For this reason I buy jugs of water when I brew. I was wondering if the larger house filters would be sufficent enough to filter the water to a quality that is ok for brewing with no off flavors so I could use filtered tap instead of gallon jugs. I plan on getting some food grade tubing, and some hose ends so that I can fill up my kettles in the garage more quickly by hooking up to a hose outlet.
House water filter question
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arturo7
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Have you tried getting RO water at a water store? It's usually aboot $.25/gal.
Captain Damage
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I use a Pur faucet filter. Works great and not expensive. I worked it out once to somewhere around $0.15/gallon, maybe less.
