It is not a scam. Maybe this channel is a scam. Do your own research. Do your own experiments.

Why don't you do a PPM test on your own first?

Sounds like you got the threat from Berkey and now your back tracking!

WHO'S paying you off?

Do you still recommend the SpringWell CF vs this one?

Heating up plastic bottles in the sun is NOT a good idea. We have a glass bottle (5 gal) used originally for parties as a drink dispenser. Heat causes plastic to leach even more PFAS particles into the water.

Would you recommend Bluevua RO100ROPOT-UV RO System Countertop Water Filter?

Were you guys down at the Riverdale Frisbee golf course?

Can u do the Berkey filter too

We just got a halo system in CA.

Silver absolutely disinfects. It's ability to keep water untainted has been known for thousands of years. Though the specifics of microbiology were unknown at the time, they could see, smell, & put 2 + 2 together when it came to tainted water & sickness, so the ancient Greeks & Romans particularly preferred silver for drinking vessels. Basically everywhere in the world silver was discovered & purified, it was used as drinking & ceremonial water holding vessels.

So which one is the best

Water quality can be quite sketchy, particularly out west with mineral content or in old urban areas with the possibility of heavy metals. We've used the Brita pitchers for years because our coffee and iced tea taste much better when we use the "filtered" water.

Does this filter out asbestos?

How about distilled water from the grocery store?

Glad to see the Aquatru holding up to testing yet again. But putting one of the best up against one of the worst just isn't fair lol. Also the quality and research in your videos has gone way up and it is much appreciated.

Great video!!! Water filtration which can become a health and safety issue definitely deserves this type of deep dive video. I've been saying for years that these brands that have made millions could easily afford to get certified but they don't because they know they won't pass. It has nothing to do with the certs being expensive. With everything we've learned about Berkey I'm not sure why anyone would still use it or similar un-certified brands other than brand loyalty. And brand loyalty only ever benefits the company. If you're going to use a uncertified filtration system why waster the money, might as well make one yourself you aren't all that concerned about it actually working, save some money.

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To date, in terms of water improvement of our generally very safe and clean water in Scotland, I landed on a Berkefeld filter with ceramic units. It is decanted into bottles and kept in the fridge, ready for drinking and cooking. That takes care of some "negatives" you wouldn't normally see and the chlorine smell and taste, which is more and more apparent. You used to not be aware of it at all, but we all know they're dealing with more "stuff" now in the treatment plants. We don't have fluoride (thank goodness), but I'll deal with that if we ever do. We originally bought a Berkey (at much greater cost), which came with parts missing and completely failed the dye tests I did when I finally got them, at which point I sent it back (a supplier via Amazon). To date, we have never been refunded the circa £450 spent, nor the extra money I spent sourcing parts. I think we were scammed, so beware. I always have bottled water ready to go and a large stock of water purification tablets to use for all other sources, including water from the water bob I keep in the bathroom and the water butts outside. I also have a variety of other things, like colloidal silver and hydrogen peroxide, etc. If I had to use an external or otherwise contaminated water source, I'd mechanically filter it, then filter it and then boil and cool it. Boiling, at the end of the day, if pretty foolproof, but you have to have preps available to do that if the power goes out. If I couldn't boil the water, I'd use the tablets. Relying on a single method of cleaning and purifying water isn't the best way to go. You have to evaluate the risk and take the appropriate steps.

good idea thanks !

So if the chlorine breaks down the bacteria, viruses, etc, then what happens to all of their genetic material in the water, little "skeletons" if you will. Yup youre drinking that, just because we may not have a test to show it, and the bits and pieces are too small to see, doesnt mean they rent there. So you might not get the result of the bacterial/virus/etc, but there might still be some kind of affect from the genetic waste

I dont believe in most of the whole Frequencies/vibration nonsense. BUT there are para and ortho forms of hydrogen and water, which has different spins, which can be related to a rate of spin ie frequency

endocrine disruptor, the claim was not that it was changing the biological sex of people, you kinda built a strawman and argued against it. It is a FACT by many studies, that many of the chemicals in our lives, not just water, has a corollary link to low Testosterone in men, and other issues in female reproduction. I think it would be had to argue that the homo- bi- alter- sexual population is growing, along with the desire to identify as a different than biological sex. Is it not a causation, and it might be social in nature, but part of that social could be an influence of these known environment affects.

endless supply of water from the earth???/ not since the flood 4300 years ago

Omg thank you so much!!! Really thank you :)

I get my water from a spring far in mountains...i use a clearly filtered unit. What do you think ?

Is the ion resin same as used in water softeners?

I wish there were more handheld shower heads for parents of small children. The shower stick is the only one but also the worst 🙃

Isnt that bad that it's removing all the minerals too?

Disappointing that this unit wasn't tested for PFAS removal.

Hi...question...we live in rural Montana and we have arsenic in our well water. We have had it tested a couple of times. Between the Aquatru Classic model or the Carafe model, with this specific water (and dangerous) issue, do you have a recommendation of which one would be best? And for the Carafe model, it looks like the waste water goes back into the water holding tank vs in the Classic model it looks like there is a separate waste water tank. Which is best or more safe?

Thanks a LOT! SUPER HELPFUL!

What if I get both and combine them

Have you reviewed handheld shower filters?

What a disappointment! It doesn’t remove fluoride!

Is everyone here entirely scientifically illiterate? Literally every time you eat food you ingest chloride ions. Salt is sodium chloride. Ions dissociate in water. What are you achieving by removing Cl- ions? What is "hydrogen enrichment"??? Why the fuck would you want to remove fluoride? Would you like holes in your teeth?

Great video, thank you friend

My replacement filters for the Brita did not fit snugly. As a result, incoming water could bypass the filter entirely. (Yes, I’m sure I installed it correctly.)

What about a water filter for the tub spout? Is there any you recommend?

Would you be able to do kitsch brand?

What is the best under sink system in your opinion?

Hi, the website claims that installation is designed to be DIY. Was the installation simple and straightforward? What steps are needed?

Can you use the shower stick in combination with another water filter? As I have hard water but I also want a good filter.

Don’t forget all that lead it didn’t filter

Hi! When will you be running another test on the Alexapure Pro?

Thank you so much for this video!! :)

My directions said to soak the black filters 24 to 48 hours, if the nipple doesnt fit on my faucet. Which it doesn't. The system is not working after doing that ,so I tried priming again,using your method. If they are already primed would the filter sweat or not? How long do i hold them under the faucet before I should expect to see sweating? They did not sweat at all. Thank you.

I like the Aquatru Carafe model but it’s a RO. I don’t like the fact that it leaves water without good minerals. I’m looking for a non RO model that tackles heavy metals and chlorine/ chloride without adding nasty stuff to my water and that uses a safe media to filter my water ( not silver, not aluminum, not weird chemicals) ideally something like carbon block or GAC or activated charcoal. I have been looking for different models but they all have a big con imo.

Thanks bro for making this seriously, god bless

I have a question about the aquatru. What does regular maintenance involve? I know you should clean the tanks once a week, and change the filters at the regular intervals, is there anything else?