We all know that we should be filtering our water prior to brewing, as chlorine is not a happy bedfellow to a hop – combined they create a nasty medicinal taste in the finished beer.
So with the release of Everydrop by Whirlpool it seems possible to cheaply ($20, no UK price yet) filter all the water you’ll need, at pretty much the same speed as it comes out of the kitchen tap:
Plus it looks like it’ll also filter out all the chloramine, particulates and other rubbish that might be present.
I might get one to replace my Water Gem filter and lengths of garden hose that I currently use for brewing…unless Whirlpool see this and fancy sending me a free one to review…*
https://www.everydropwater.com/product-details.html
(*to date I have received precisely zip in the way of freebies from any brewers or manufacturers to review. Mind you Vigo did cut me some discount on the Braumeister and chucked some bits in FOC. We like Vigo. May they flourish.)
yeastismybitch 
Hi someone has put it into my head that a Water Gem may not be suitable for occasional use as stagnant water is left inside. Are you still using one with no adverse affect. Cheers
I’ve no idea if it’s a sensible thing to do, but I hang mine up to drain and I’ve been known to blow it through so there’s no water left in it. I also run it through for a good few minutes before I fill up the Braumeister… Hopefully that helps a bit? Cheers!