So, yeah, we made the move down here to Florida last October, and let me tell you, the whole water situation really took me by surprise. I mean, I had heard that Florida water was a bit different, but that sulfur smell was just too much for me. It was making me gag every time I tried to brush my teeth. So, I decided to get an iFLO water filter installed in March, right before the weather started to heat up.
After living with the iFLO filter for a few months now, I’ve noticed a couple of things. First off, the water actually tastes normal now. I know, it might sound like a small thing, but trust me, when you’re chugging a gallon of water a day just to survive in this heat, it makes a huge difference. And get this, my skin has cleared up too. I had been dealing with these annoying dry patches that my dermatologist thought was eczema. Turns out, it was probably just irritation from the chlorine in the water. Who would’ve thought?
But you know what bugs me about this whole setup? The app notifications. They are so annoying. I keep getting all these updates and alerts that I really don’t need. Like, I just want to drink my water in peace, you know? Oh, and don’t even get me started on the filter replacement cost. It’s like $89, which feels pretty steep to me. I’m curious, though, if anyone else in Florida is using this filter system. I wonder if the filters need to be replaced more frequently here because of how hard the water is.
Overall, though, I have to say, the iFLO water filter has been a game-changer for me. The improved taste of the water, clearer skin, and peace of mind knowing I’m not ingesting all those chemicals – it’s been worth it. Sure, there are some minor annoyances here and there, but hey, that’s life, right? If you’re considering getting a water filter in Florida, I’d say go for it. Just be prepared for the quirks that come with it.