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AussieBill
Guest
We are tired of the sandy content that accompanies our local village water. Apart from getting in our eyes when we shower, it stuffs up the shower heads, water heater and the toilet cistern.
An intelligent lady at IQ (seemingly impossible) advised us that they only have a large water filtration device costing around 20,000 baht.
Is there something simpler that we can incorporate into our pipeline so that the sand stays outside?
An intelligent lady at IQ (seemingly impossible) advised us that they only have a large water filtration device costing around 20,000 baht.
Is there something simpler that we can incorporate into our pipeline so that the sand stays outside?