Mark Novack
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A note about my experience with the two.
Both filter the water with typical roller filter effectiveness.
Clarisea is compact, easy to install and take out. I remove it to change the roll. Easier and faster than fitting myself into the cabinet. I don't know how long the motor will last.
Thieling is bulky and not easy to take out but the roll changes easily. The motor lasted for four years. A replacement motor is easy to get, 40ish dollars and in stock.
The rolls for Clarisea cost 16 each. Thieling cost 20. Thieling rolls last for 3-6 months. Clarisea about 2-3 weeks. A significant operating cost difference and changing schedule.
My new set-up is too cramped for the Thieling so its the Clarisea. The Thieling is great if there is room.
Both filter the water with typical roller filter effectiveness.
Clarisea is compact, easy to install and take out. I remove it to change the roll. Easier and faster than fitting myself into the cabinet. I don't know how long the motor will last.
Thieling is bulky and not easy to take out but the roll changes easily. The motor lasted for four years. A replacement motor is easy to get, 40ish dollars and in stock.
The rolls for Clarisea cost 16 each. Thieling cost 20. Thieling rolls last for 3-6 months. Clarisea about 2-3 weeks. A significant operating cost difference and changing schedule.
My new set-up is too cramped for the Thieling so its the Clarisea. The Thieling is great if there is room.
