AA> Anyone have experience or recommendations for water filters that
AA> screw right on the tap?   Two popular brands available (here in
AA> Canada) are Teledyne and Pur.
AA>
AA> Pur product and its replacement filter is much more expensive
AA> than Teledyne.
AA>
AA> I am generally pleased with using the Brita-pitcher method, but
AA> I'm getting tired of constantly refilling the pitcher after just
AA> a few uses.
If you're using a filter for health reasons, get your water tested
to see if there's any need.  Find a lab that isn't in the business
of selling water treatment equipment.  A simple lead test shouldn't
cost more than $10-$30, but a test for all the major pollutants can
run well over $200.
If you dislike the chlorine taste, keep an ordinary pitcher in
the refrigerator, filled with tap water.
Consumer Reports last reviewd water filtration devices in 2/93,
and a countertop filter they like was by Ametek, about $100 U.S.
Sears also sells decent water filters.
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