do you have to hook up the faucet part or can i just hook it up to filter all my water?
1278330
with the right tools and know how you can hook it how ever you want to it's as simple
1278331
It would not work for a whole house filter but it could be dedicated to the cold water line at a kitchen sink for example. The thread size of the filter head connections limit the line size and losses within the filter limit the flow and pressure. You may not have the pressure and flow rate you normally expect.
1278332
if you are thinking of installing the filter system on the main water line, I think it would reduce your water pressure greatly.
1709535
I think you will have to remove the filter to hook up the dishwasher. Sorry. :-(
908277
When I bought this it was just the filters. According to their web site, http://residential.everpure.com/Files/KnowledgeBase/ItemDownload/en/310908-h-1200-revb-ap13.pdf , a separate faucet is required. Hope this helps.
1734097
I don't know what kind of water container you are referring to. You can hook up a hose to either end. Just remember, a regular garden hose will give a bad taste to the water. This may ruin the effectiveness of the filter.
2075080
This isn't a water filter faucet. It has two lines- one for hot an cold. I suppose you could have your plumber rig it however you want. But it would just be regular cold tap water.
652117
we did not hook it up ourselves but there is a connection to the hot water then one to the tank and the other to the faucet itself.I hope this helps and by the way we love it.... My husband made hot cereal for breakfast today
890031
The faucet one is simple. now from a pond you need a container or water bottle and let gravity take over. YouTube has several videos on water filters. Also if you need extra connectors, I got at http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=23885&catid;=743 . It is United States Plastic Corp. under APC Series Acetal Quick Disconnects. they actually have female shut off connectors so if you connect up to a bladder or other you can disconnect it without the water still streaming out.
324723
I connected my filter unit to a non-sprayer faucet. I had other questions when I first bought my unit and connected directly with the manufacturer. Their information was accurate, complete, and thoughtful. My suggestion would be to hear what they have to say about your options.
1753320
We hook up a hose to the water faucet and the end gets hooked up to the mister. Be careful not to lose the little filter in the end of it. This is our second summer using this. It puts out a lot of mist.
1657186
Yes. You hook your hose up to it, it comes with a valve to turn the water on and off.
98220
The filter snaps onto the faucet. When you want filtered water, you turn the little black piece on the side. That makes the water go through the filter. So if you want regular tap water, you can either not turn the little black thing, or just unsnap the filter from the faucet. It's easy. Mine does not securely snap into place, which makes for flying water when I'm using the filter, which is why I gave it only two stars.
983848
I have had one of these units for about 3 years and the water is still being filtered efficiently. It has an adaptor that you screw into the end of your faucet and has a lever to switch it from the faucet to the purifier and then turn it back to have water come back out of your faucet. It's simple. Cheaper than bottled water.
126294
It comes with a filter which is to be attached on the spigot. You have the option to use or not to use. It does not have any effect on the cleanliness of the water. You can order more filters if you want. You decide after reading the literature that comes with the distiller.
380165
As i recall there is the unit with two filters in it, the water tubes with a faucet connector, and adapters for different types of faucet threading. Join the filters for life, it is worth it for the support.
1918461
Yes! That's exactly how we use it. We have never installed the filter since we have water delivery as well.
932621
If you only use distilled water, a filter is not required. It is recomended if you use tap water.
2215500
The filtered water doesn't come out of the tap, but from the unit which must be postitioned over the sink edge. It takes a second to finish coming through after you turn off the tap so you can either adjust to that or let the last few drops spill down into the sink. To turn the filter on, you have to pull the pin on the adapter they send to go on your faucet end, so the water only goes through the filter when you do that. To get hot water, just turn on the hot water tap the way you would without a filter & it comes out of the faucet, not through the filter unit. I'm very pleased with this unit as it doesn't interfere with the tap faucet itself & I can fit a large pot under it easily.