AquaLutio, Premium 5-Stage Reverse Osmosis Filtration Home System For Clean And Healthy Drinking Water Filter System 75 GPD, RO Water Filter System Under Sink & Designer Faucet - Easy Instructions

I installed this 5 stage RO system myself. The instructions were easy to understand which made installation a breeze. The high quality of the components are comparable to much higher priced systems that I have personally installed at more than double the price. The filters are likewise high quality and each one came individually wrapped to assure cleanliness. I only experienced one minor problem with one of the fittings which developed a very minor leak, however upon contacting the vendor he was quick to send me a replacement fitting at no charge which resolved the small leak. I have been using the filter system for 3 months and it works beautifully to produce very high quality water from well water. I would definitely recommend this water filter to anyone looking to get high quality for a bargain price. I plan to purchase a second unit to use in my guest house.

GREAT SYSTEM I initially was planning on hiring a plumber since I didn't want to drill through the granite. The plumber quoted me $360 for installation, so I decided to do it myself. It took 1.5 hours including watching YouTube videos and going back and forth to my garage for a drill, extension cord and a wrench. Drilling through granite scared me because I was afraid of cracking it, but it was a breeze. I used some plumber's putty ($2 from Home Depot) to make a little ring and filled it with water, and let the weight of the drill do the work. I bought a diamond tipped 1/2" drill bit for $8 (it was actually a 5 pack of different sized drill bits, but I only used the 1/2" for the granite and the 1/4" for the drain pipe). It took less than 10 minutes to drill through the granite. The system seemed intimidating to me at first, but once I got it all out of the box and understood what I needed to do, it's actually super simple. You just have to screw the T-shaped adapter into the cold water line between the valve and the faucet, plug in 5 or 6 quick connect hoses (the instructions make it very clear which ones go where, plus they're color coded), drill a hole in the drain pipe, screw the saddle over said hole, and tighten the faucet to the counter. Honestly if I had to do it again I could do it in less than 30 minutes. I can't believe the plumber was going to charge $360! It really makes me wonder if I should seek out a profession of installing these systems. The faucet is a quick connect to the tubing ( I think no company made it so simple to have the faucet being a quick connect) I let the tank fill and empty twice even though the instructions only say it needs to do it once. The water read 25 ppm after the first flush, but I just wanted to make sure any residue was gone. The water tastes great and the faucet matches my sink wonderfully. I absolutely love this system (and I'm pretty proud of myself that I installed it). VERY EZ TO ASSEMBLE EVERYONE CAN DO IT, JUST FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS