We Installed a whole house filter several years ago. It is a round canister which needs to be unscrewed from the top of the filter (which is installed in the main water line. Replacing the filter elements got to be a real chore The canister continually require super human strength to remove. Several times I thought I would break the main water line just trying to get the canister loose. When screwing the canister back on there was always a slight leak. We kept a bucket under it for any leakage. Evenually the leak would stop by itself. I tried lubracating the large O ring on the canister to no avail. We finally put on in the "Bypass" mode and left it alone. We also saw no difference in our water.
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> I am thinking to install a whole house water filter, but I wonder if any of you have had experience with a water filter like that. Does it really make drinking water better? Because we live in an area with city water, but as I understand it, the water quality is awful. So wondering if a water filter will really help the content of particularly the drinking water so as not to pass on junk and that I don't have to continually carry bottles of water into the house. Thanks.
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