So before I bought the Aqua 2 graph, I had no idea how much of a game changer reverse osmosis water could be. I thought clean water was just clean water. But after testing this and digging into a few details, there are few things I wish I had known before I bought it that would have made this decision a heck of a lot easier. I'm going to be sharing my top three in this video. And if you want to learn more about the Aqua 2 craft or learn about the pricings or bundles that they have, click the link right down in the description so you can learn some more. But if you're still here, let's keep learning. So, let's start with the first thing to dispel. This filter lifespan. I know it can be a little bit confusing and when I first started learning some more about reverse osmosis water, I was like, "What?" But let me simplify life for you. At first glance, it looks like the Aqua True Grass filters don't last as long as the classic. That almost kept me from buying it. But here's the truth. Both units use the same replacement schedule. I'm going to read this straight from the manual. 6 months for the pre-carbon, 12 months for the VOCC carbon, and 20 more four months for the reverse osmosis membrane. That means you're paying 11 to 19 cents per gallon for reverse osmosis water. Way cheaper than buying it at the store without all the harmful plastics. The second thing I wish I knew about was waste water. I see a lot of people commenting on that and saying it's a dealbreaker, but the Aquatue Craft is one of the most efficient reverse osmosis water systems out there. It's a 3 to1 ratio of clean water to waste. And you can use the water to plant clean or even flush. And to be honest with you, I use this a lot with my plants. And it helps me to know that I'm not just pouring it down the drain. I'm giving my plants the water that they need. If efficiency matters to you, Aquatue runs pump promotions all the time where you can get bonus filters and additional things. Check that link right down below so you can learn some more about it to see what bundles and promotions they have going right now. The third thing I wish I knew is how compact the UpCraft is. At first, I was worried about the smaller size, which would mean constant refills. And yes, for a family of four, you'll probably refill it a few times a day. But here's the upside. It's a perfect size for one or two people. And a glass craft slides right into a fridge. A lot of people even buy a second craft, so they always have a cold backup ready to go. That's exactly what we do in our family. It's portable, no plumbing required, and it's a great fit for renters or anyone who doesn't want a permanent system under their sink. So, these are the three things I wish I knew before I bought the Aqua 2 Craft. The wastewater is not actually wastewater. The compact size is not a bad thing. It's perfect for anybody who doesn't want to have one of those giant systems set up. And if you have a bigger family, buy an extra glass craft. It'll take care of that. And thirdly, the filters last way longer than you think, and they cost significantly less, especially when you look at 11 to 19 cents per gallon for reverse osmosis water. For me, this is the most reliable way to get reverse osmosis water without the hassle of going to buy these expensive bottles using more microplastics. That's the thing I'm trying to avoid. If you're ready to see how this model stacks up, check the link in the description so you can learn some more about it. Learn about the bundles that they have and the special pricing that they have and different promotions that Aquatru runs all the time. Thank you for taking the time to watch this. I'm looking at the comments. If you have any questions and have anything that you want to learn some more about, feel free to ask me. I'm here to help. If you like this video, check this other video out I got for you.