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Under the sink water filtration system. We spent maybe $300 on ours and couldn't be happier. Clear, clean tasting water where before it was sketchy at best (farm country) and no more need to fill up the Brita pitcher every single day. Took maybe an hour to set up.
I did a similar thing, but instead of under the filter system, I replaced the soap dispenser with a single hole faucet and added a faucet filter to it. Ended up a lot cheaper than under the sink filtration, and I can switch to a different brand/model without any trouble.
I think we might be talking about the same thing. My water filtration system is sitting under my bathroom sink, but the drinking water comes out of a tiny hole that we drilled (same as your soap dispenser) and a small spigot that came with the system. It's great, right?
We are talking about almost the same thing, but the difference is that I don't have an under the sink filtration system. I just have a second regular faucet and have connected a faucet filter like this to it.
I did the same and linked it to my fridge's water dispenser. No more expensive proprietary filters.
We're probably going to add a line to our fridge from it soon, since it is old and doesn't have a water dispenser on the fridge, but does make ice cubes