Installing a reverse osmosis system is like adopting a quiet, helpful roommate who never eats your leftovers. It costs around $200 to $400 for a good kit, and it takes about two hours, plus one trip to the hardware store for a missing brass fitting (you’ll need one, promise). The payoff? You’ll drink more water, your tea will taste like tea, and your ice cubes will look like tiny diamonds instead of cloudy regrets.
So go ahead, drill that hole. Spill a little water. Curse under your breath once. Then pour yourself a glass of the purest water you’ve ever had, and smile at your sink like it just got a promotion. You’ve earned it.
