Review & Installation info: Whirlpool Reverse Osmosis filtration system. Better than distillation? 

Thank you for this incredibly well done video. You really went over and above showing all the details to make sure that there is no confusion. It made my installation easy and actually fun. Thanks again! 👍 Kelly

Wells in US are pumped using electric pumps to elevated water tank high on hill or pressure tank (like your white one but for several hundred gallons) to keep constant pressure of about 70 PSI. Reverse Osmosis works great with wells, even better than city water since pressure is better regulated and not over/under pressured depending on your house elevation and neighbors water use.

Excellent video, dude. Whirlpool should hire you for their ads. The simple things that you mentioned were so helpful, like adding more air pressure to the tank. Most people would never know what to do. Thanks for the video.

I would connect a full house water softener and then hook up the filter. You have to buy salt, but it's cheap. It'll extend the time between filter changes. My filter system has a reverse flow to flush the filters and you only have to replace them once every few years.

Thank you for the explanation at the end of what each tube does. Extremely helpful because now I know that the blue tubing I can adapt into my refrigerator line.

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much Vuaeco!

Awesome! Thank you for doing a thorough video 🙂

Reverse Osmosis filtration systems are good but they remove all the minerals from the water. all the minerals that are good for you. so make sure you compensating for the lack of minerals in your diet. you can get water filters that add minerals back to water tho. Reverse Osmosis filtration systems also wast lots of water adding a pump can save water as higher the pressure the better it works. I live in uk so dont need a filtration system as our tap water is very clean. But I have a filtration system on my allotment garden using rainwater for my chickens but I use a ceramic filter that dont not waste water. I did try Reverse Osmosis setup with rainwater but I added the wast water from RO back to the water source tank (rainwater) to save the water and it did work but was to slow for my needs. you need a good pump to do this well. from time to time you will need to change the water in rain water tank.

Definitely a great alternative to distillation in terms of volume. I'm looking into getting something like this for use in cooking etc. I'll always have distillers running as the drinking water source though. Unfortunately nothing else in the manmade realm beats the purity of distillation.

Best explanation of the system! Thank you keep up the good work.

Have you boiled down a gallon of the reverse osmosis water to see if impurities are leftover like in your picture below of your distilled water?

Good videos! “Better than distillation?” Sorry that I didn’t see you answer the question. :) Follow up?

very nice video

Why are there no hose clamps on red pipe under tap ? 70psi will blow that pipe off in time

What do i do if i have cloudy water coming out?

I would have made it where it goes through 1 filter then it goes through another filter and then goes to the other filter then comes out . And then you don't need that storage container

Isn't rainwater distilled water? I thought it is safe to drink.

Needs more pump

Rawr. Need one of these for our condo. Whats the difference with this unit and those with 5 or 10 stages?

The pressure out of it doesn't look good at all. Do you know if it removes lead & other toxic metals from the water? Remember the Flint water crisis....

So what was the ppm?

That's a terrible design . Flows back tho the same hose