Now they're robocalling Ohioans trying to pass off a supposed day of water being poorly-treated (but still totally safe to drink) mid-February as what might cause some to believe they feel sick from their water, not the chemical nuke they intentionally blew up on our state. | Poal: Say what you want.

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Now they're robocalling Ohioans trying to pass off a supposed day of water being poorly-treated (but still totally safe to drink) mid-February as what might cause some to believe they feel sick from their water, not the chemical nuke they intentionally blew up on our state.

Well, got a robocall alert from the water department today with like a 10min message saying that on February 15th water wasn't properly treated at the water treatment facility using the correct amount of chlorine and for the proper amount of time to properly kill bacteria and viruses.

Oh, but they reassured that the water is perfectly safe several times despite this in the message.

But if you do start to feel unwell, or if you have any concerns, talk to your (((doctor))) immediately, particularly if you are old or have medical issues that can become worsened due to consuming poorly-treated water. But they swear that the water is safe and there's nothing to be worried about.

So now they're trying to mass-call people a month after they intentionally chemical nuked the state and are trying to pass off this single day of supposed water being poorly-treated that supposedly happened over two weeks ago and two weeks after the nuke for being what might be to blame for feeling ill.

Well, got a robocall alert from the water department today with like a 10min message saying that on February 15th water wasn't properly treated at the water treatment facility using the correct amount of chlorine and for the proper amount of time to properly kill bacteria and viruses. Oh, but they reassured that the water is perfectly safe several times despite this in the message. But if you do start to feel unwell, or if you have any concerns, talk to your (((doctor))) immediately, particularly if you are old or have medical issues that can become worsened due to consuming poorly-treated water. But they swear that the water is safe and there's nothing to be worried about. So now they're trying to mass-call people a month after they intentionally chemical nuked the state and are trying to pass off this single day of supposed water being poorly-treated that supposedly happened over two weeks ago and two weeks after the nuke for being what might be to blame for feeling ill.

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Not sure, I do know that the whole house filters don't come with all the same capabilities of an under sink model. Much as I hate to admit it probably the best place to find advice is to do a Joogle search with "reddit" in the search and see if you can find a thread of people who have bought them talking about it before.

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Yeah the whole house filters are where I got overwhelmed. It feels like it should be more economical in the long run but maybe I'm over thinking it

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It would be but that's mostly just because it doesn't filter as much as the under sink ones. I was planning on getting one for the house mainly to avoid nasty shit in the sink and shower/bath water and also to be able to make filtered ice with the fridge (which needs repaired anyway though). So if I got a house one it would be to supplement rather than replace the drinking water one, though given how much extra water it takes I could understand wanting to cut that down.

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