Posted by jCarroll on November 25, 2009 at 13:31:56 from (75.22.113.173):
We have city water in a town of 500,000 or so. House is 35 years old with all copper pipe. Over the years I've discovered sand in the water: a dishwasher valve plugged, icemaker fouled - and today I pulled a toilet which had been installed about 3 years ago which had several tablespoons of sand in the tank.
When I replaced the icemaker, I put a filter in it's supply line.
Now I'm thinking about a whole house particulate filter to stop the downstream contamination of sand in the incoming water (yeah, I've talked with the city - we're close to the end of a main). Is a whole house filter reasonable? or will I just spend my time changing filters? Advice on size - type ??
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