Best R.O. Unit for Chloramine Removal?

[caljim]

I am finding that I dont all ways have the time to treat my water to get rid of the chloramine and would like to have a quicker source of "clean" water.

From my research a filter with two stages of carbon should do the trick, but theres a lot of units to choose from.

I only need about 10 gallons at a time, and prefer a unit that can be set up when needed and broken down until the next time.

I'd like to hear your good or bad experiences and recomondations.

 

[TrichyTrichy]

Check out hydrologic's stealth RO.

 

[caljim]

Thanks for the input Trichy that Stealth looks like a nice unit, but $$.

I ended up ordering an "Aqua Reef Aquarium and Home" unit. 3 stages of carbon/100gal a day membrane/and a demineralizing filter.

Found it on ebay for $150.00 shipped with a garden hose adapter.

If this thing cant clean water I dont know what will.

 

[Perpetual]

10 gallons at a time? Don't get anything special. People often buy more RO power than they need.

edit: ah i see whatcha got, right on and good luck

 

[Seismic]

Maybe you can try the Hydro-logic Small boy, with the KDF85 carbon filter, which is supposed to remove almost all chlorine and chloramine's. Plus it only costs like $100 for the unit, and $40 for the kdf85 carbon filter. Best of luck with whatever you choose.