amquel+ or prime

[moganman]

Metro Rail is about a mile or so from me and since I work in memorial, it's kinda convenient. Saves me gas money too. I still drive but not as much.

[cu0ngsayz]

Metro Rail is about a mile or so from me and since I work in memorial, it's kinda convenient. Saves me gas money too. I still drive but not as much.

I thought metro rail was only in the downtown and medical center area?!

[moganman]

Takes me to downtown and then I catch a memorial express bus that takes 20 mins to get from downtown to memorial. No stops. Pretty efficient. Lots of people who work in downtown an live in memorial use it.

[cu0ngsayz]

Ah learn something new.

[Parzival]

How many of you would use Prime even if you had chlorine and chloramine-free tap water?

My RO unit is not connected at the moment. I replaced it, for now, with a single stage carbon block filter. I bought a chlorine/chloramine test kit and it tests chlorine-free. pH is unaffected. TDS is slightly lower.

Today I used this filter for my water change, with no conditioner added.

[sunkenmetal]

It has other things in it besides just chloramine/chlorine removers so yes I would still use it.

[mistahoo]

It has other things in it besides just chloramine/chlorine removers so yes I would still use it.

+1 They have other benefits to them than the main feature of removing chlorine and chloramine.