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<p>Reverse Osmosis drinking water systems have become very popular with families looking for great tasting super pure drinking water. One of the concerns in the past was how slow it was when filling up a water glass or other container. The <a href="https://thewaterestore.com/products/water-saver-reverse-osmosis-system-with-75-gallons-per-day" target="_blank" title="Water Saver 75" rel="noopener noreferrer">Water Saver 75 </a>is super fast, but I wanted to time it to show you exactly how fast it can fill a water glass. Check out the video above!<br /><br /></p>