water filter advice

[hazyfontazy]

my tap water is causing problems ,,time to invest in a filter ..

would this suffice ?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161737483968?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

3 STAGE HMA UNDERSINK DRINKING WATER FILTER SYTSEM KIT + FAUCET + ACCESSORIES


The filter kit comes complete with the following:
Three stage HMA (Heavy Metal Reduction) water filtration system complete with new filters inside:

Filter 1:
Polypropylene foam filter cartridge removes sand, rust, silt and other sediments up to 5 Micron

Filter 2:
Filter cartridge with activated coconut shell carbon and non-woven polipropylene material, removes chlorine and organic compounds (KDF filter)

Filter 3:
Activated carbon block. The carbon is formed in specially pressured, high density blocks to gain high adsorption rate of chlorine, other chemicals
and multiparticle organic substances.

1 x 3/4" BSP under sink inline connector - to connect onto your 3/4" BSP hosepipe outlet with 1/4" ball valve (to isolate water to change filters) specially designed intermediate fitting to connect of water feed pipe (washing machine, dishwasher) with 1/4" valve to connect onto your 1/4" pipe.)

2 x 5mtr length of 1/4" tubing

1 x Chrome Faucet complete with fittings

1x Housing spanner - to open the pods when filters need changing

or any reccomendations please

 

[Levitationofme]

You may as well get a R/O filter. If you are going to buy something off Amazon.
Stealth r/o is what I have. I have water with very high PPM brings it down to zero.
Not knowing your issue perhaps R/O not necessary but if your going to invest in something it may as well do the job.
You may only need a carbon filter.
What were the problems with water?

 

[hazyfontazy]

You may as well get a R/O filter. If you are going to buy something off Amazon.
Stealth r/o is what I have. I have water with very high PPM brings it down to zero.
Not knowing your issue perhaps R/O not necessary but if your going to invest in something it may as well do the job.
You may only need a carbon filter.
What were the problems with water?

tap had too much calcium causing loads of trouble ,,so i been using bottled mineral water o ec and 7 ph and problem gone ,,i tried using a basic brita cartridge but was no good ..

i thought that 1 i posted was a ro system ,,any advice greatly appreciated

 

[cannaisok]

bought a 10 years old second hand ro filter and im happy

 

[Snook]

I've used an RO filter (amazon) for years and just became aware that the more GPD (gallons per day) an RO filter processes, the potential for more PPM passing thru.
e.g., a 50 gallon per day filter will give fewer PPMs than a 100 GPD filter will filter.
be aware that putting the waste water into a septic system can screw up the bacterial balance in there and overflow it.. I route it out on the lawn/shrubs..

 

[hazyfontazy]

50 gpd is plenty for me as its only for the plants (i'll install it at the end of my supply ),,

will the 1 i posted do the job ?

 

[Granger2]

The one you posted is not an RO system. I don't believe it will remove Ca. Good luck. -granger