ITEHIL ITS 100G-HW WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM

[@mowguy1]

The glad scientist, nice review. Good to see you.

[@OregonBatman]

Hi Randy! Glad to hear from you!

[@Whatwerecommend]

An awesome video

[@beachbum200009]

Nice review.... thank you. I like your videos. I filter my drinking water with Sawyer One-Gallon Gravity Water Filtration System. It doesn't need any power and it cost around $45. It fits my needs.

[@suebegent3995]

thanks for the review!

[@OregonBatman]

Thank you for checking it out!

[@edm7356]

There is a difference between dissolved solids and suspended solids. The lake water may have more suspended solids which is what you see with the algae and other visible matter. It may have less minerals than your tap water especially if your tap water is from a well or other mineralized source. Surface water like lakes and rivers are usually not very mineralized because of the influence of rainwater. The harder/mineralized the water is the more dissolved solids will register on your tester. If you had done a suspended solids test you would have seen that the machine filtered water would have been almost identical with all three water samples. Thanks for the video.

[@OregonBatman]

Thanks Ed... I totally agree and makes perfect sense! Thanks for the feedback!

[@TankMAIN877]

@@OregonBatman just found out this product is made in china. Can it really be trusted to filter everything ?

[@suebegent3995]

Do you need to replace one type of filter more often than the other? - Ro and Hybrid?

[@OregonBatman]

The RO filter can last 600-800 gallons, while the hybrid filter can last 300-400 gallons, so you'll be changing the hybrid more often.

[@jeffduval3814]

Did you end up getting a green light after charging and if so how long did it take to charge? I keep getting a solid red light that flashes periodically. Any help would be great. Thanks

[@OregonBatman]

No green light... I don't there is one after charging. Same here, solid red light then flashes. I knew when it was fully charged when the output on my power station read 0 watts. Only way I could tell...

[@jeffduval3814]

Great call on the output power. Thanks